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Trademark

A registered mark, such as a name, logo, or symbol, that identifies the source of a product or service and grants rights over its use.

A trademark is a mark, such as a name, word, phrase, logo, symbol, or design, that indicates the source of a product or service.

The object records the mark’s registration status together with the dates it was applied for, issued, and set to expire, documenting an intellectual property holding.

Fields

5 fields

Field nameTypeDefinitionBound to
Trademark Title*textThe title of the trademark.—
Trademark StatustextThe status of the trademark registration.—
Application DatedateThe date on which the trademark was requested.—
Date IssueddateThe date on which the trademark was issued.—
End DatedateThe date of expiry of the trademark.—

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