Is it a trademark in Canada?
“DEAD CELLS”
Yes. 1 live mark on the Canadian register is named DEAD CELLS: 1 registered.
Held by an individual.
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What these marks cover
Nice classes the marks with this name are filed in, and how many marks in each.
Marks named DEAD CELLS
| Mark | Owner | Classes | Standing | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DEAD CELLS 2066968 · TMA1222786 | an individual | 9 Electronics14 Jewellery16 Paper+5 | Registered | |
Registered20249 Electronics14 Jewellery16 Paper+5 | ||||
Sounds the same
Spelled differently, said the same way.
| Mark | Owner | Classes | Standing | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DOODIE CALLS 2166313 · TMA1214496 | BL Environmental Services Limited | 37 Construction | Registered | |
Registered202337 Construction | ||||
Shares the word “cells”
The least common word in the name, on its own or inside other marks.
Search CIPO's Canadian Trademarks Database for anything filed after January 22, 2025.
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