erosuisse

Swiss trademark · 281869 · Combined mark · In force

Register entry

Registration number
281869
Application number
01389/1976
Status
In force
Type
Combined mark
As registered
erosuisse ((fig.))
Filed
Mar 16, 1976
Registered
Apr 7, 1976
Published
Jun 8, 1976
Protected until
Mar 16, 2036
Vienna classes
27.05.01
Source
Swissreg

Goods and services

Medical devices · Furniture

Bürodrehstühle, Stapelstühle, moderne Empfangszimmermöbel, Restaurant- und Kantinenmobiliar, Schulmobiliar, Aerzte- und Spitalmobiliar; alle vorgenannten Erzeugnisse schweizerischer Herkunft.

History

What the Federal Institute of Intellectual Property published about this title, newest first.

  1. Mar 18, 2026

    Renewed

    Expiry date
    16.03.2026 → 16.03.2036

    Published in Swissreg on 18.03.2026

  2. Dec 23, 2015

    Renewed

    Published in Swissreg on 23.12.2015

  3. Jan 30, 2006

    Agent’s address changed

    Representative
    Dr. Suzanne Wettenschwiler, Rechtsanwalt, Bundesplatz 16, 6304 Zug → Dr. Suzanne Wettenschwiler, Rechtsanwalt, Baarerstrasse 12, 6300 Zug

    Published in the SOGC no. 20 of 30.01.2006

  4. Dec 19, 2005

    Renewed

    Published in the SOGC no. 246 of 19.12.2005

  5. Sep 6, 1996

    Renewed

    Published in the SOGC no. 173 of 06.09.1996

  6. Aug 23, 1996

    Holder’s address changed

    Owner
    Helfenstein & Bucher AG, Hirschengraben 43, 6003 Luzern → Helfenstein & Bucher AG, Pilatusstrasse 20, 6002 Luzern

    Published in the SOGC no. 163 of 23.08.1996

  7. Aug 23, 1996

    Agent entered

    Representative
    A. Kemény & Co., Patentanwälte, Sempacherstr. 6, 6002 Luzern → Dr. Suzanne Wettenschwiler, Rechtsanwalt, Bundesplatz 16, 6304 Zug

    Published in the SOGC no. 163 of 23.08.1996

  8. Jun 8, 1976

    Registered

    Published in the SOGC no. 131 of 08.06.1976

Parties

Agent

Dr. Suzanne Wettenschwiler Rechtsanwalt

6300 Zug

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