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Registro EXTINTO, com base na norma legal indicada.
ITEM 1 DO ART. 93 DO CPI *INT. WALDEMAR DO NASCIMENTO
RPI 1059
03/19/1991
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INCARPLAST
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Registro ExtintoType: CombinedOffice: Brazil
Progress at the INPI
- Filing06/10/60
- Publication
- Examination
- Allowance
- Grant06/10/70
- Terminated03/19/91
The registration was granted on 06/10/1970 and later terminated. The mark is no longer protected.
Check whether this name is availableLatest action published by the INPI: 03/19/1991. We update with every new RPI gazette, published weekly.
Risk and opportunity diagnosis
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INPI status
Registro Extinto
Case type
Application and registration
Recorded events
1
Latest update
03/19/1991
Trademark type
Combined
Nice classes
28
Filing date
06/10/1960
Registration date
06/10/1970
Expiration date
06/10/1990
Complete case details
Structured fields from the responsible authority and the official record.
Nature
De Produto
Responsible office
Brazil
Owner type
PESSOA JURÍDICA
Owner location
RJ, BR
Holders and representatives
Holders
FLEX A CARIOCA INDUSTRIA DE PLASTICOS LTDA
Representatives
No representative data.
Technical classification
Nice Classes
Class 28
Vienna Codes
No Vienna codes available.
Goods and services
Class 28
No specification.
Publications
History of INPI decisions and trademark events.
1 publications found
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