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GT NOVA Nothing too high, Nothing too Heavy.
SAHAJVEER ANAND
GT NOVA Nothing too high, Nothing too Heavy. is a DEVICE Trademark filed on Jun 10, 2016 in DELHI through India IP Office.The Trademark is registered to SAHAJVEER ANAND and was filed by N. LAKSHMI PRIYA[17903].
GT NOVA Nothing too high, Nothing too Heavy. SAHAJVEER ANAND Trademark Information
Application ID
3282105
Status
Abandoned
Date of Application
Jun 10, 2016
Classes
37
Proprietor(s)
SAHAJVEER ANAND
Attorney
N. LAKSHMI PRIYA[17903]
F-97, 4th Floor, Anna Nagar (East), Chennai - 600102, Tamil Nadu
Type
DEVICE
Registration State
DELHI
Country
India
Filing Mode
e-Filing
IP Office
DELHI
Used Since
01/01/2007
Uploaded Documents
1
Power of Attorney
Jun 10, 2016
2
TM-1
Jun 10, 2016
3
Other Documents
Jun 10, 2016
4
Other Documents
Jun 10, 2016
Correspondence and Notices
1
QR Examination Report for : 3282105
4147313
Oct 25, 2016
2
Dispatching of Examination Report for : 3282105
4601265
2039548
Mar 03, 2017
3
Abandoned Order for Application No 3282105
5486059
2351241
Nov 30, 2017
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