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Swiss trademark · 360742 · Word mark · In force

Register entry

Registration number
360742
Application number
01028/1988
Status
In force
Type
Word mark
Filed
Feb 12, 1988
Registered
Apr 18, 1988
Published
Jun 7, 1988
Protected until
Feb 12, 2028
Language of procedure
German
Source
Swissreg

Goods and services

Pharmaceuticals

Tibetische Heilmittel, nämlich pflanzentherapeutische Präparate, hergestellt nach Rezepten aus Tibet.

History

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

  1. Feb 18, 2026

    Agent’s address changed

    Representative
    Wild Schnyder AG, Forchstrasse 30,, P.O. Box 1077, 8032 Zürich → Wild Schnyder AG, Giesshübelstrasse 62, 8045 Zürich

    Published in Swissreg on 18.02.2026

  2. Jan 10, 2018

    Renewed

    Published in Swissreg on 10.01.2018

  3. May 29, 2007

    Renewed

    Published in the SOGC no. 101 of 29.05.2007

  4. Apr 16, 2007

    Transferred

    Owner
    Padma Aktiengesellschaft für, tibetische Heilmittel, Seestrasse 25, 8702 Zollikon → Padma Aktiengesellschaft für tibetische Heilmittel, bei Rosario De Carlo, Hungerstrasse 47, 8832 Wilen SZ
    Representative
    Schmauder & Wann,, Patentanwaltsbüro, Zwängiweg 7, 8038 Zürich → Wild Schnyder AG, Forchstrasse 30,, P.O. Box 1077, 8032 Zürich

    Published in the SOGC no. 72 of 16.04.2007

  5. Feb 19, 1992

    Holder’s address changed

    Owner
    Padma Aktiengesellschaft für, tibetische Heilmittel, Rieterstrasse 18, 8002 Zürich → Padma Aktiengesellschaft für, tibetische Heilmittel, Seestrasse 25, 8702 Zollikon

    Published in the SOGC no. 33 of 19.02.1992

  6. Jun 7, 1988

    Registered

    Published in the SOGC no. 129 of 07.06.1988

Parties

Holder

Padma Aktiengesellschaft für tibetische Heilmittel bei Rosario De Carlo

Hungerstrasse 47, 8832 Wilen SZ

Agent

Wild Schnyder AG

Giesshübelstrasse 62, 8045 Zürich

The register names each party by name and address. A party is linked to an organization where exactly one entity of the commercial register bears its name; the street of a party not so recognised is not shown here.