Category 12

Vehicles; land, air and sea carriers.

Category 12 mainly includes vehicles, land, air and sea passenger or freight devices.

This class includes in particular:

—— Motors and engines for land vehicles.

——Couplings and transmission parts for land vehicles.

——Hovercraft.

——Remotely controlled vehicles (not toys).

———— Vehicle parts, such as bumpers, windshields, steering wheels, tires and tracks.

This category specifically does not include:

——Metal materials for railways (Category 6).

———— Motors, engines, couplings and transmission parts for non-land vehicles (Category 7).

———— Parts of various motors and engines, such as starters, mufflers and cylinders for motors and engines (Category 7).

——Rubber tracks (components of crawler construction machinery, mining machinery, agricultural machinery and other heavy machinery) (Category 7).

————Tricycles and scooters (toys) for young children (Class 28).

Extended information:

Applicant conditions

According to Article 4 of the Trademark Law: “Natural persons, legal persons or other organizations for their production, manufacture, If you need to obtain the exclusive right to use a trademark for processing, selecting or distributing goods, you must apply for trademark registration with the Trademark Office. ”

1. Restrictions on natural persons

Natural persons can apply for registered trademarks. Yes, there are no restrictions in the Trademark Law, but in real life, it is not that easy for individuals to register a trademark.

Natural persons must also hold a business license for individual industrial and commercial households or rural contract operators, or an individual partnership business license and other registration documents issued by administrative agencies that approve production and operation. At the same time, the designated goods for which the trademark is applied for must not be used. The business scope exceeds the business scope specified in the registration certificate, or is limited to self-operated agricultural and sideline products. In fact, it means that individuals must have entities and must be engaged in production and business activities.

2. Legal Persons and Other Organizations

Legal persons are not natural persons and mainly refer to various enterprises, agencies and institutions with legal person qualifications. The legal representative is a natural person (such as the president). Other organizations mainly refer to organizations that do not have legal person status but have certain properties and organizational structures, including partnerships, social groups, branches of legal persons, Chinese-foreign joint ventures, and some township, street and village-run enterprises, etc.

To determine whether an enterprise has legal person status, it can be distinguished from the business license. Currently, the Industry and Commerce Bureau issues two types of "Enterprise Legal Person Business License" and "Business License".

The former is a legal certificate for obtaining the legal person qualifications of an enterprise, such as the license issued by a limited liability company, a joint stock company, etc.; the latter is a certificate for legal business rights and does not have legal person qualifications, such as a person. Licenses issued by sole proprietorships and partnerships.

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