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Will the disadvantages of clothing trademark transfer affect enterprises?

Clothing is a household name. People can't live without clothing almost all the time. At home, they are home clothes, and when they go out, they are casual clothes or formal clothes. No one can leave clothing, so clothing can almost be regarded as a necessity in the market. What kind of understanding do enterprises have about the category of clothing trademarks?

It's still the same way to obtain trademarks, or it's learned from the query in Bajie Intellectual Property Trademark Encyclopedia that the category of clothing trademarks belongs to category 25 -251- clothing; 252- baby textile products; 253- Special sportswear, etc. Clothing, shoes and hats in this category are almost a matching category, because there is no need to hesitate to choose a big category.

Generally speaking, trademark transfer has advantages and disadvantages. Obviously, in practical application, the advantages far outweigh the disadvantages, but the risks often come from the existence of disadvantages. Therefore, the development of enterprises should understand the disadvantages and then minimize them at the right time. So, what are the factors that make up this disadvantage?

The trademark transferred by the trademark itself has problems. The trademark may still be in use, but because the registrant fails to renew the trademark when it is about to expire or has expired, the trademark is allowed to be invalid; Or the trademark is not registered successfully, that is, it is rejected or objected, which is very unfavorable to the transferee, so the transferee needs to know about this situation and respond in time.

Another point is that the trademark is licensed to others. Although the transferee can still use the licensed trademark normally after the transfer, if the licensee is not informed that the registrant has changed businesses, it is very likely that a new trademark dispute will be brewing between the two, which is also the problem of the original registrant of the trademark. Both the licensee and the transferee should be notified in place.

finally, check whether the transferred trademark has been paid too much attention by the public. Obviously, the consequence of excessive attention and use is that the trademark will naturally become a generic trademark, which is an item that enterprises cannot determine, and should be correctly guided to maintain the effectiveness of the trademark.

In this way, some disadvantages of the transfer can actually be eliminated, and the risk can be minimized if they are not eliminated. Therefore, the enterprise's trademark transfer depends on how both parties view the trademark transfer, which should be the minimum trademark risk achieved by their efforts.