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The document is an application for the revocation of a Community Trade Mark (CTM) by Yoyo.Email Limited, represented by Giovanni Maria Laporta. The application argues that the CTM has not been put to genuine use for a continuous period of five years and outlines specific grounds for revocation under Article 51 of the CTMR. It details the challenged goods and services, primarily related to banking and financial services, and asserts that the proprietor's use of the mark does not meet the necessary criteria for maintaining its registration.

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What is the selection process for EUIPO?

At the EUIPO we only interview candidates who submit outstanding applications and we may ask you to perform further written tests as part of our selection procedure. Its a rigorous process but its designed with you in mind.

Who is the top filers for EUIPO?

Despite stability in 2023, German firms led the filings with 97,321 applications, followed by Spain and Italy. Notable firms with significant growth include ASTERNERY and INTERMARK PATENTES MARCAS. The top 50 firms accounted for 37% of filings, with Germany, Spain, and Italy dominating.

What is the process of EUIPO exam?

During examination proceedings, the Office examines the following: filing date, formalities, classification, priority and/or seniority, where applicable, the regulations governing use of the mark for collective marks and absolute grounds for refusal.

What is the structure of the EUIPO?

The EUIPO governance structure consists of a Management Board and a Budget Committee, each composed of one representative of each Member State, two representatives of the European Commission and one representative of the European Parliament. The EUIPO enjoys legal, administrative and financial autonomy.

How is EU trade mark opposition processed?

Notices of opposition must be filed within 3 months of the publication of the EU trade mark application and are processed by the Opposition Division. After checking whether the correct fee has been paid on time, the Opposition Division will examine whether the notice of opposition fulfils the basic requirements.

What are the requirements for trademark in the EU?

Every trademark registration in the EU must meet a specific set of basic requirements, including the need for the mark to be novel, distinctive, and lawful. A trademark is not novel if it is identical to an existing registered trademark or a prior pending application covering the same or similar goods and services.

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