CROWN ADVANCE

Swiss trademark · 388150 · Word mark · Deleted

Register entry

Registration number
388150
Application number
03870/1990
Status
Deleted
Type
Word mark
Filed
Jul 1, 1991
Registered
Nov 15, 1991
Published
Jan 13, 1992
Deleted
Feb 6, 2012
Reason
Not renewed
Source
Swissreg

Goods and services

Paints and varnishes

Farben, Emailfarben, Firnisse, Lacke; Rostschutzmittel, Korrosionsschutzmittel und Holzkonservierungsmittel.

History

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

  1. Feb 6, 2012

    Deleted, not renewed

    Published in Swissreg on 06.02.2012

  2. Jan 16, 2012

    Agent’s address changed

    Representative
    ANDRE ROLAND S.A., case postale 1255, 1001 Lausanne → ANDRE ROLAND S.A., Case postale 5107, 1002 Lausanne

    Published in Swissreg on 16.01.2012

  3. Aug 12, 2010

    Transferred

    Owner
    Akzo Nobel Decorative, Coatings Limited, Crown House, Hollins Road, Darwen (Lancs BB3 OBG), United Kingdom → Crown Brands Limited, Crown House, Hollins Road, Darwen, Lancashire BB3 0BG, United Kingdom
    Representative
    A.W. Metz & Co. AG, Hottingerstrasse 14, 8024 Zürich → ANDRE ROLAND S.A., case postale 1255, 1001 Lausanne

    Published in Swissreg on 12.08.2010

  4. Sep 20, 1996

    Holder’s address changed

    Owner
    Crown Berger Limited, Crown House, Hollins Road, PO Box 37, GB- Darwen (Lancs BB3 OBG), United Kingdom → Akzo Nobel Decorative, Coatings Limited, Crown House, Hollins Road, Darwen (Lancs BB3 OBG), United Kingdom

    Published in the SOGC no. 183 of 20.09.1996

  5. Sep 20, 1996

    Agent entered

    Representative
    Hepp, Wenger & Ryffel AG Zürich, Bahnhofstrasse 58, 8001 Zürich → A.W. Metz & Co. AG, Hottingerstrasse 14, 8024 Zürich

    Published in the SOGC no. 183 of 20.09.1996

  6. Jan 13, 1992

    Registered

    Published in the SOGC no. 6 of 13.01.1992

Parties

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