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Application for reservation of the name “Reef Center for W...

Petitioner Seeks Name "Reef Center for Wellness and Excellence LLP," Argues No Conflict with Existing Class 05 Registrations.

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Companies Law May 1, 2021 Case Laws HC
Application for reservation of the name “Reef Center for Wellness and Excellence LLP” - The case of the petitioner in fact stands on a stronger footing. The registration of word mark already granted by the respondents are “REEFLEC', REEF”, “REEFIT FORTE”, “REEFER (HEMATANIC)” which are all for products falling under Class 05. The petitioner seeks the name “Reef Wellness and Excellence LLP”, not for any product but for a service, and that too which does not fall under Class 05. The name proposed by the petitioner cannot be said to be identical or deceptively similar - HC

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