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What are the elements that prevent a Jamaican trademark from being used as a trademark?

1. Except for the existence of good faith, markings that are identical or similar to those of others on the same goods and are likely to cause confusion, or marks that are likely to cause confusion or fraud during use, violate laws, social ethics, and Any other mark that is likely to cause objections;

2. It is prohibited to apply for registration of a postal express voucher or any suggestive trust certificate as a trademark;

3. The registered trademark appears with There are patents, patented or royal patent trademarks, registered, registered figures, copyrights, registered trademarks, signs of counterfeit words and other words with similar effects;

4. Portraits or simulacra of members of the royal family; with red cross, Geneva cross and any similar red cross, Swiss Confederation white cross, silver cross graphics;

5. With ANZAC words or emblems Marks such as , the flag of Jamaica or the West Indies shall not appear on the trademark applied for registration.