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1. • • IP Australia can't accept trade mark applications for everyday words, phrases or images that directly describe a good or service. These should remain available for all businesses to use. There are also certain words, phrases and images that IP Australia can't trade mark, or can only register under special circumstances.
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2. www.ipaustralia.gov.au › trade-marks › what-areKinds Of Trade Marks - IP Australia

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   Different signs are referred to as 'kinds' of trade marks. Word or phrase trade marks. Most trade marks are protected in plain font as this gives broad protection. However, some trade marks are protected in specific, stylised fonts where this is an important aspect of the brand. Ford.

3. www.ipaustralia.gov.au › trade-marks › what-areWhat Are Trade Marks? - IP Australia

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   A trade mark is a type of intellectual property (IP) right which distinguishes your unique brand, product or service from other competitors in the market. A trade mark can be used to protect your business name or aspects of your brand. Trade marks can be registered or unregistered.

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5. www.ipaustralia.gov.au › trade-marks › how-to-applyWhat to consider before applying for a trade mark - IP Australia

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   Trade mark a word, colour, shape, sound and more (on its own, or as part of a logo) — register it as a trade mark. Certify that your product meets a certain standard, holds a characteristic or is from a specific geographical region — register it as a certification trade mark.

6. business.gov.au › trade-markTrade mark - business.gov.au

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   Sep 24, 2024 · IP Australia can't accept trade mark applications for everyday words, phrases or images that directly describe a good or service.

7. manuals.ipaustralia.gov.au › trademark › wordWord Constituents | IPA Manuals - IP Australia

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   Apr 20, 2022 · Letters occur in trade marks as single letters, a group of letters not forming a word, or a word rendered as letters. In addition, when a group of letters is clearly an acronym, although it spells a word, it is indexed as letters.

8. manuals.ipaustralia.gov.au › trademark › 922.9. Words | IPA Manuals - IP Australia

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   Dec 19, 2022 · Words fall within the definition of a sign and the great majority of trade marks contain or consist of words. Descriptive words which are likely to be desired for use by other traders lack inherent adaptation to distinguish one trader’s goods and/or services from those of other traders.

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   Does IP Australia accept trade mark applications?

   • IP Australia can't accept trade mark applications for everyday words, phrases or images that directly describe a good or service. These should remain available for all businesses to use. There are also certain words, phrases and images that IP Australia can't trade mark, or can only register under special circumstances.

   Trade mark | business.gov.au

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   Can I use a trade mark in Australia?

   • It also gives you legal rights to place the ® symbol next to your trade mark. A trade mark is not the same thing as a company name, business name or domain name. You have exclusive rights to use the trade mark in Australia. No one else in Australia can commercially use your trade mark for the same goods or services you have it registered for.

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   How are trade marks protected?

   • Different signs are referred to as 'kinds' of trade marks. Most trade marks are protected in plain font as this gives broad protection. However, some trade marks are protected in specific, stylised fonts where this is an important aspect of the brand. Protects non-English words written in Roman characters, or non-Roman characters.

   Kinds Of Trade Marks - IP Australia

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   Why can't I trade mark my business name?

   • Some words, phrases or images can't be trade marked. That's because they're common words that should be available for everyone to use. For example: 'warm' for heaters or 'ultra white' for paper. If your business name is made up of commonly used terms or phrases, it may not be able to be trade marked. Registering your trade mark gives you:

   What Are Trade Marks? - IP Australia

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   How do I apply for non-English trade marks?

   • You apply for non-English trade marks the same way you apply for standard word or phrase trade marks. Protects a logo, which may just be a picture, or include words. To maximise protection, many businesses also register the words and logo as separate trade marks. This can give you strong protection for the words, even if the logo changes.

   Kinds Of Trade Marks - IP Australia

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   Is a trade mark indexed as a single word?

   • If however, the trade mark appears as a single word (all in one font) it is indexed as a single word. Should the single word contain stand-out letters or numbers, the letters and numbers are indexed separately so that someone searching for the particular letters or numbers can pick up the mark.

   Word Constituents | IPA Manuals - IP Australia

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10. manuals.ipaustralia.gov.au › trademark › 1122.11. Words in languages other than English | IPA Manuals

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    Dec 19, 2022 · Establishing the "ordinary signification" of a trade mark consisting of a word is just as critical if the word is to be found in a dictionary of a foreign language.