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The issue of trademark ownership after the company is dissolved

There are three types of company dissolution: cancellation, revocation and bankruptcy. The company's cancellation means that the company has completely disappeared, the legal person qualifications no longer exist, it cannot be the subject of litigation, and all claims and debts have ended. Trademark is an intangible asset of an enterprise. If a trademark is applied for registration in the name of a company, the exclusive right to use the trademark will naturally be owned by the company. However, if the company fails to complete the trademark transfer procedures in time before applying for cancellation, it should submit a trademark transfer application to the National Trademark Office to fully utilize the value of the trademark. As for the ownership of trademark rights, there will be a liquidation report when the company cancels the company. If there is a clear agreement in the report, it will be carried out according to the agreement. If there is no agreement, all the shareholders of the original company can use the trademark and other intangible assets as those omitted when the company was canceled and liquidated. property to be disposed of.

In order to ensure that the trademark transfer application can be successfully accepted by the Trademark Office, the following materials need to be provided:

1. Transfer/transfer application/registered trademark signed or stamped by the transferee Original application form;

2. Original trademark agency power of attorney from the transferor; Original trademark agency power of attorney signed or stamped by the transferee;

3. Subject of the transferee A copy of the qualification certificate. Individuals need to provide a signed copy of their ID card, and companies need to provide a copy of their stamped business license;

4. The original certificate issued by the industrial and commercial department that the transferor has been cancelled;

5. The original notarized shareholder resolution or statement regarding the ownership of trademark rights.