1. according to the provisions of the trademark law, the principles of trademark registration are: the principle of prior application and the principle of voluntary registration. The registered trademark application has reached the end of the examination, indicating that the trademark registration application must be registered with other trademarks first.
2. Trademark reexamination is a legal procedure that the Trademark Review and Adjudication Board re-examines the request for reexamination made by the parties who refuse to accept the decision made by the Trademark Office on trademark-related matters. The trademark of others is in the review stage, indicating that the application submitted for the first time was rejected.
3. Trademark approximation is a concept in trademark law, which means that the font, pronunciation, meaning, composition, coloring and appearance of two trademark words are similar, or the overall arrangement and combination of words and figures are similar, or the shape and appearance of their three-dimensional signs are similar, or their colors or color combinations are similar, so it is easy for the relevant public to misunderstand the source of goods or services when used in the same or similar goods or services.
Chapter III Article 31 of the Trademark Law
Where two or more applicants for trademark registration apply for registration with the same or similar trademarks on the same commodity or similar commodities, the trademark that applied earlier shall be preliminarily examined and announced; If the application is made on the same day, the earlier trademark shall be preliminarily examined and announced, and the application of others shall be rejected without announcement.
if there is trademark similarity, the trademark belonging to others is similar to the trademark you applied for, and it has no influence on you.
Resources: Chapter III Examination and Approval of Trademark Registration of Trademark Law
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