Category 36: Insurance, finance, monetary affairs, real estate affairs.

3601 Insurance? 3602 Financial Affairs? 3603 Valuation of Treasures?

3604 Real Estate Affairs? 3605 Brokerage 3606 Guarantee

3607 Charity Fundraising? 3608 Trusteeship 3609 Others

As of 2017, the International Trademark Classification*** includes 45 categories, including 34 categories of goods and 11 categories of services. It contains more than 10,000 goods and services. The goods and services that applicants need to report are generally included. This classification is used not only by all Nice Union member states, but also by non-Nice Union member states. The difference is that members of the Nice Union can participate in the revision of the classification table, while non-member states have no right to participate.

The Nice Classification consists of two parts, one is a classification of goods and services arranged by category, and the other is a classification of goods and services arranged in alphabetical order.

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When an enterprise discovers that its trademark has been "squatting" and submits an application to the Trademark Office, it should understand what malicious registration is and what are the malicious registrations. Type, in order to "prescribe the right medicine" to protect rights and achieve twice the result with half the effort. Generally speaking, there are three types of subjective malicious squatting:

1. Seeking illegitimate benefits. After registering a trademark, squatters will, on the one hand, continue to operate similar or similar products to the squatter's products; on the other hand, they will have no products of their own and will simply hinder the development of others. The second is that the squatter intends to transfer the trademark at a high price or license the use of the trademark at a high price, and even makes a claim for compensation from the person being squatted;

2. Unfair means. Usually, the squatter registers a trademark by taking advantage of his or her background of cooperation, social insiders (managers, journalists, etc.), peer competition, etc., and can foresee the benefits brought by squatting the trademark;

3. The products and services operated by the squatter have a certain amount of market recognition and influence in a certain area, and the trademark has always been in use, but the trademark user has not yet registered the trademark. . In this regard, evidence such as advertising, sales, and market share of products and services can be provided to determine that it constitutes "malicious registration."

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Trademark Classification