ROTALIX Canadian Trademark Information

On Thursday, October 2, 1930, a canadian trademark registration was filed for ROTALIX by KONINKLIJKE PHILIPS ELECTRONIC *********, **********, ***** ****. The Canadian IP office has given the trademark application number of 152416. The current status of this trademark filing is Registration cancelled. The ROTALIX trademark is filed in the description of Electric devices (except electrically driven vacuum cleaners, suction cleaning machines, carpet sweepers, ironing machines, washing machines, clothes-wringers, washing-up machines and other machines for household purposes in the broadest sense and accessories of motor-cars and bicycles); lighting devices, particularly electric lamps; devices for telephotography and television; devices for telegraphy and telephony by wire and wireless, particularly receiving sets; discharge tubes in general, particularly radiovalves; rectifiers; electro-medical apparatus and devices, more particularly apparatus for irradiating with ultra-violet light; devices and instruments for radiology, radioscopy and radiography, particularly devices and instruments for X-ray diagnosis; physical instruments; talking machines and phonographs; more generally devices for recording, reproduction and amplification of sound; devices and apparatus for registering and reproducing stationary or moving optionally combined with devices for recording, reproduction and amplification of sound; photographic apparatus, preparations and articles (except paper and card-board articles and photographic prints); articles made partially or completely of glass, particularly bulbs, fixtures and reflectors and members of all the said articles; artifical substances and articles and commodities manufactured with the aid of artificial substances, more particularly artificial resins optionally mixed with filling substances; chemical products for industrial purposes (except solvents for any kind of dyes and carnishes) and scientific purposes , Electric devices (except electrically driven vacuum cleaners, suction cleaning machines, carpet sweepers, ironing machines, washing machines, clothes-wringers, washing-up machines and other machines for household purposes in the broadest sense and accessories of motor-cars and bicycles); lighting devices, particularly electric lamps; devices for telephotography and television; devices for telegraphy and telephony by wire and wireless, particularly receiving sets; discharge tubes in general, particularly radiovalves; rectifiers; electro-medical apparatus and devices, more particularly apparatus for irradiating with ultra-violet light; devices and instruments for radiology, radioscopy and radiography, particularly devices and instruments for X-ray diagnosis; physical instruments; talking machines and phonographs; more generally devices for recording, reproduction and amplification of sound; devices and apparatus for registering and reproducing stationary or moving optionally combined with devices for recording, reproduction and amplification of sound; photographic apparatus, preparations and articles (except paper and card-board articles and photographic prints); articles made partially or completely of glass, particularly bulbs, fixtures and reflectors and members of all the said articles; artifical substances and articles and commodities manufactured with the aid of artificial substances, more particularly artificial resins optionally mixed with filling substances; chemical products for industrial purposes (except solvents for any kind of dyes and carnishes) and scientific purposes , Electric devices (except electrically driven vacuum cleaners, suction cleaning machines, carpet sweepers, ironing machines, washing machines, clothes-wringers, washing-up machines and other machines for household purposes in the broadest sense and accessories of motor-cars and bicycles); lighting devices, particularly electric lamps; devices for telephotography and television; devices for telegraphy and telephony by wire and wireless, particularly receiving sets; discharge tubes in general, particularly radiovalves; rectifiers; electro-medical apparatus and devices, more particularly apparatus for irradiating with ultra-violet light; devices and instruments for radiology, radioscopy and radiography, particularly devices and instruments for X-ray diagnosis; physical instruments; talking machines and phonographs; more generally devices for recording, reproduction and amplification of sound; devices and apparatus for registering and reproducing stationary or moving optionally combined with devices for recording, reproduction and amplification of sound; photographic apparatus, preparations and articles (except paper and card-board articles and photographic prints); articles made partially or completely of glass, particularly bulbs, fixtures and reflectors and members of all the said articles; artifical substances and articles and commodities manufactured with the aid of artificial substances, more particularly artificial resins optionally mixed with filling substances; chemical products for industrial purposes (except solvents for any kind of dyes and carnishes) and scientific purposes .