Leica Logo
"Leica Logo" is a figurative mark owned by Leica Microsystems IR GmbH, filed at the CIPO on April 16, 2014. It is registered and covers classes 14, 18 and 25.
- Status
- Registered
- Since March 22, 2017
- Filed
- April 16, 2014
- Registered
- March 22, 2017
- Expires
- March 22, 2032
- Application no.
- 1673037
- Registration no.
- TMA966432
- Office
- CIPO
- Canadian Intellectual Property Office
- Mark type
- Figurative mark
- 3 classes
Who owns Leica Logo
The owner on file, matched to the company behind it. Every owner-name spelling for that company is grouped on its page.
Owner
Leica Microsystems IR GmbH
Germany
Representative
Baker & McKenzie LLP
Baker & McKenzie LLP
What the mark covers
The products and services Leica Logo is filed for, grouped by Nice class.
Gemstones, pearls and precious metals, and imitations thereof; jewellery, ornaments; chronometers, in particular watches; other articles of precious metals and precious stones, and imitations thereof, namely statues and figurines, ornaments, coins and tokens, works of art of precious metal, key rings [trinkets or fobs]; jewellery boxes and watch boxes; parts and accessories for all the aforesaid goods, namely amulets, pins bracelets, brooches, necklaces, chains and rings; wristwatches; chronographs, namely, watches; tie pins; cuff links; medals; earrings; key rings of precious metal; ornamental pins; watch bands; dials for clock-and watch-making; umbrellas and parasols; walking sticks; suitcases and handbags, trunks and travelling bags; briefcases; net bags for shopping, shopping bags, wallets and other carrying cases in particular suitcases; leather and imitation leather, hides and animal skins and goods made thereof, namely bags (covers, pouches) for packaging purposes; saddlery, whips, saddle pads, bridles and leashes for animals; parts and accessories for all the aforesaid goods, namely whips, harnesses and saddlery; briefcases; mountaineering sticks; attaché cases; net bags for shopping, namely, string bags; reusable shopping bags; purses; hand bags; waist packs; hunting bags; cases of leather or leatherboard; garment bags for travel; vanity cases sold empty; toiletry bags sold empty; saddlery, namely, straps of leather; leather straps; imitation of leather namely animal skin, namely, moleskin; music cases, namely, briefcases for holding and carrying documents and sheet music; backpacks; bags for climbers, namely all-purpose carrying bags; key cases; school satchels; school bags; shoulder belts and straps of leather; trekking poles; tool bags of leather sold empty; Clothing and headgear, namely suits, bath robes, bath slippers, scarves, namely, bandanas, berets, motorists' clothing namely, driving gloves, headwear, namely sunvisors, dresses, pocket squares, fishing vests, money belts, belts, half-boots, scarves, gloves, slippers, shirts, trousers, suspenders, girdles, hats, jackets, skull caps, hoods of clothing, gowns, parts of clothing namely finished textile linings for garments, pockets for clothing, ready-made clothing, namely shawls, headgear for wear namely, headscarves, top hats, shoulder wraps, neckties, ascots, short-sleeve shirts, bibs not of paper, clothing of leather namely pants, jackets, leggings, cuffs, coats, pelisses, dressing gowns, muffs, caps, cap peaks, outerclothing namely coats, jackets, ear muffs, combinations, parkas, ponchos, pullovers, pyjamas, cyclists' clothing namely jerseys, pants, welts for footwear, waterproof clothing namely jackets, pants, skirts, sandals, collar protectors, sashes for wear, pajamas, wimples, lace boots, shoes, namely athletic shoes and dress shoes, soles for footwear, footwear uppers, tips for footwear, aprons, socks, boots, headbands, stockings, sweat-absorbent stockings, tee-shirts, jumper dresses, knitwear namely, socks, undergarments, singlets, underwear, namely, ladies' underwear, boyshorts, swimming trunks, briefs.
Gemstones, pearls and precious metals, and imitations thereof; jewellery, ornaments; chronometers, in particular watches; other articles of precious metals and precious stones, and imitations thereof, namely statues and figurines, ornaments, coins and tokens, works of art of precious metal, key rings [trinkets or fobs]; jewellery boxes and watch boxes; parts and accessories for all the aforesaid goods, namely amulets, pins bracelets, brooches, necklaces, chains and rings; wristwatches; chronographs, namely, watches; tie pins; cuff links; medals; earrings; key rings of precious metal; ornamental pins; watch bands; dials for clock-and watch-making; umbrellas and parasols; walking sticks; suitcases and handbags, trunks and travelling bags; briefcases; net bags for shopping, shopping bags, wallets and other carrying cases in particular suitcases; leather and imitation leather, hides and animal skins and goods made thereof, namely bags (covers, pouches) for packaging purposes; saddlery, whips, saddle pads, bridles and leashes for animals; parts and accessories for all the aforesaid goods, namely whips, harnesses and saddlery; briefcases; mountaineering sticks; attaché cases; net bags for shopping, namely, string bags; reusable shopping bags; purses; hand bags; waist packs; hunting bags; cases of leather or leatherboard; garment bags for travel; vanity cases sold empty; toiletry bags sold empty; saddlery, namely, straps of leather; leather straps; imitation of leather namely animal skin, namely, moleskin; music cases, namely, briefcases for holding and carrying documents and sheet music; backpacks; bags for climbers, namely all-purpose carrying bags; key cases; school satchels; school bags; shoulder belts and straps of leather; trekking poles; tool bags of leather sold empty; Clothing and headgear, namely suits, bath robes, bath slippers, scarves, namely, bandanas, berets, motorists' clothing namely, driving gloves, headwear, namely sunvisors, dresses, pocket squares, fishing vests, money belts, belts, half-boots, scarves, gloves, slippers, shirts, trousers, suspenders, girdles, hats, jackets, skull caps, hoods of clothing, gowns, parts of clothing namely finished textile linings for garments, pockets for clothing, ready-made clothing, namely shawls, headgear for wear namely, headscarves, top hats, shoulder wraps, neckties, ascots, short-sleeve shirts, bibs not of paper, clothing of leather namely pants, jackets, leggings, cuffs, coats, pelisses, dressing gowns, muffs, caps, cap peaks, outerclothing namely coats, jackets, ear muffs, combinations, parkas, ponchos, pullovers, pyjamas, cyclists' clothing namely jerseys, pants, welts for footwear, waterproof clothing namely jackets, pants, skirts, sandals, collar protectors, sashes for wear, pajamas, wimples, lace boots, shoes, namely athletic shoes and dress shoes, soles for footwear, footwear uppers, tips for footwear, aprons, socks, boots, headbands, stockings, sweat-absorbent stockings, tee-shirts, jumper dresses, knitwear namely, socks, undergarments, singlets, underwear, namely, ladies' underwear, boyshorts, swimming trunks, briefs.
Gemstones, pearls and precious metals, and imitations thereof; jewellery, ornaments; chronometers, in particular watches; other articles of precious metals and precious stones, and imitations thereof, namely statues and figurines, ornaments, coins and tokens, works of art of precious metal, key rings [trinkets or fobs]; jewellery boxes and watch boxes; parts and accessories for all the aforesaid goods, namely amulets, pins bracelets, brooches, necklaces, chains and rings; wristwatches; chronographs, namely, watches; tie pins; cuff links; medals; earrings; key rings of precious metal; ornamental pins; watch bands; dials for clock-and watch-making; umbrellas and parasols; walking sticks; suitcases and handbags, trunks and travelling bags; briefcases; net bags for shopping, shopping bags, wallets and other carrying cases in particular suitcases; leather and imitation leather, hides and animal skins and goods made thereof, namely bags (covers, pouches) for packaging purposes; saddlery, whips, saddle pads, bridles and leashes for animals; parts and accessories for all the aforesaid goods, namely whips, harnesses and saddlery; briefcases; mountaineering sticks; attaché cases; net bags for shopping, namely, string bags; reusable shopping bags; purses; hand bags; waist packs; hunting bags; cases of leather or leatherboard; garment bags for travel; vanity cases sold empty; toiletry bags sold empty; saddlery, namely, straps of leather; leather straps; imitation of leather namely animal skin, namely, moleskin; music cases, namely, briefcases for holding and carrying documents and sheet music; backpacks; bags for climbers, namely all-purpose carrying bags; key cases; school satchels; school bags; shoulder belts and straps of leather; trekking poles; tool bags of leather sold empty; Clothing and headgear, namely suits, bath robes, bath slippers, scarves, namely, bandanas, berets, motorists' clothing namely, driving gloves, headwear, namely sunvisors, dresses, pocket squares, fishing vests, money belts, belts, half-boots, scarves, gloves, slippers, shirts, trousers, suspenders, girdles, hats, jackets, skull caps, hoods of clothing, gowns, parts of clothing namely finished textile linings for garments, pockets for clothing, ready-made clothing, namely shawls, headgear for wear namely, headscarves, top hats, shoulder wraps, neckties, ascots, short-sleeve shirts, bibs not of paper, clothing of leather namely pants, jackets, leggings, cuffs, coats, pelisses, dressing gowns, muffs, caps, cap peaks, outerclothing namely coats, jackets, ear muffs, combinations, parkas, ponchos, pullovers, pyjamas, cyclists' clothing namely jerseys, pants, welts for footwear, waterproof clothing namely jackets, pants, skirts, sandals, collar protectors, sashes for wear, pajamas, wimples, lace boots, shoes, namely athletic shoes and dress shoes, soles for footwear, footwear uppers, tips for footwear, aprons, socks, boots, headbands, stockings, sweat-absorbent stockings, tee-shirts, jumper dresses, knitwear namely, socks, undergarments, singlets, underwear, namely, ladies' underwear, boyshorts, swimming trunks, briefs.
What has happened so far
Steps recorded by the CIPO, newest first.
- Rep for Service Changed; From: 8390 To: 3927 / Voir Preuve au dossier/See evidence on File No. 1673036
- Registered
- Allowance Notice Sent
- Allowed
- Advertised; Vol.63 Issue 3216
- Approved; APPROVED BY PROGRAM EX200M1
- Approval Notice Sent
- Rep for Service Name Changed
- Agent Name Changed
- Correspondence Created
6 earlier steps on the official record.
About Leica Logo
Who owns the trademark "Leica Logo"?
The CIPO trademark "Leica Logo" (application 1673037) is owned by Leica Microsystems IR GmbH.
What is the status of "Leica Logo"?
Its status at the CIPO is: registered.
When was "Leica Logo" registered?
It was registered on March 22, 2017 and is due to expire on March 22, 2032.
Get this data via the API
Everything on this page comes from the Signa API. Pull Leica Logo and marks like it into your own product with one request.
GET/v1/trademarks/{id}The full record: owners, classes, dates and images
GET/v1/trademarks/{id}/eventsEvery step in the office history
GET/v1/proceedings?trademark_id={id}Oppositions and cancellations against the mark
ID=tm_019deb35-fedb-728c-9afd-acfd04a99898
curl https://api.signa.so/v1/trademarks/$ID \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $SIGNA_API_KEY"{
"id": "tm_019deb35-fedb-728c-9afd-acfd04a99898",
"object": "trademark",
"mark_text": "Leica Logo",
"status": {
"primary": "active",
"stage": "registered"
},
"office_code": "CA",
"application_number": "1673037",
"filing_date": "2014-04-16",
"nice_classes": [
14,
18,
25
],
"owners": [
{
"name": "Leica Microsystems IR GmbH",
"entity_id": "ent_019eb74a-74bf-70cd-b82d-fa6856f00bcd"
}
]
}