As we all know, Li Jiaqi is one of the top anchors on the Internet, and he has become popular on the Internet as the "first brother of lipstick" and has attracted countless fans. Although he later fell to the "altar" due to the "which Li is expensive" incident, Li Jiaqi's contribution in the live broadcast room during the e-commerce promotion should not be underestimated. "Li Jiaqi" is still one of the traffic representatives of beauty and skin care.
Recently, the Association found that Dongfang Preferred Company had applied for three "Sun Jiaqi" trademarks, and Li Jiaqi and his company filed trademark opposition applications against the above-mentioned trademarks after passing the preliminary examination.
It is reported that Li Jiaqi's objection was that "Sun Jiaqi" was similar to his previously registered trademarks such as "Li Jiaqi" and "Jiaqi"; Damage to their prior name rights and related rights and interests.
The Trademark Office held that the two trademarks had different word compositions, but obvious differences in pronunciation and overall appearance, so the trademarks of the two parties did not constitute similar trademarks used in similar services, and the coexistence and use of the trademarks in the market was not likely to cause confusion and misunderstanding among the relevant public. As for Li Jiaqi's claim that there was insufficient evidence to damage his prior name rights and related rights and interests, the Trademark Office did not support it.
In the end, the Trademark Office registered the three "Sun Jiaqi" business standards applied by Dongfang Youxuan.
About trademark oppositions
Trademark opposition refers to the objection raised by a natural person, legal person or other organization to the trademark registration applicant that has been preliminarily approved by the Trademark Office and published in the public announcement within the statutory opposition period, and requests the Trademark Office not to register it. The Trademark Office makes a decision to approve or refuse registration and refuse to register some goods (services) in accordance with the law.
Trademark opposition refers to any person who believes that the trademark preliminarily approved by the Trademark Office for publication is not legal, and submits an opinion to the Trademark Office that it should not be registered within 3 months from the date of publication.