After the death or termination of a trademark registrant, the cancellation of a trademark is usually handled by its legal successor, successor representative or related obligee. The following are some common situations:

1. Death of a trademark registrant:

- If a trademark registrant designates a specific heir or executor before his death, this person will usually be responsible for handling the cancellation of the trademark.

- if the trademark registrant does not specify an heir or executor, according to applicable laws, the inheritance right of the trademark may be automatically transferred to the name of its legal heir. This legal heir can handle the cancellation of a trademark on behalf of the trademark registrant.

2. Termination of the trademark registrant:

- If the trademark registrant is an enterprise or organization, the cancellation of the trademark is usually handled by the legal representative, manager or related obligee of the enterprise or organization.

- if the trademark registrant is an individual, such as a self-employed, the cancellation of the trademark may be handled by the legal representative of the individual or the related obligee.

when dealing with trademark cancellation, it is usually necessary to submit the corresponding documents and applications to the trademark registration authority. The specific procedures and requirements may be different due to the laws of countries or regions and the provisions of trademark registration agencies. It is suggested to consult the local trademark registration agency, intellectual property office or professionals in such cases for accurate guidance and suggestions.

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