WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION  
ORGANISATION MONDIALE DU COMMERCE  
ORGANIZACIÓN MUNDIAL DEL COMERCIO  IP/N/1/SAU/I/2 
14 November 2006 
 (06-5482) 
Council for Trade-Related Aspects 
of Intellectual Property Rights Original:   English/ 
 anglais/  inglés 
 
MAIN DEDICATED INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY 
LAWS AND REGULATIONS NOTIFIED UNDER 
ARTICLE 63.2 OF THE AGREEMENT 
 
SAUDI ARABIA 
  The present document reproduces the text
1 of the Implementing Regulations of Trademarks 
Law, which Saudi Arabia has notified under Ar ticle 63.2 of the Agreement (see document 
IP/N/1/SAU/1).  
 
Conseil des aspects des droits de propriété 
intellectuelle qui touchent au commerce  
 
 
PRINCIPALES LOIS ET RÉGLEMENTATIONS CONSACRÉES À LA 
PROPRIÉTÉ INTELLECTUELLE NOTIFIÉES AU TITRE 
DE L'ARTICLE 63:2 DE L'ACCORD 
 
ARABIE SAOUDITE 
  Le présent document contient le texte
1 de Règlement d'application de la Loi sur les marques 
de fabrique ou de commerce, notifié par l'Arabie saoud ite au titre de l'article 63:2 de l'Accord (voir le 
document IP/N/1/SAU/1).  
 
Consejo de los Aspectos de los Derechos de Propiedad 
Intelectual relacionados con el Comercio  
 
 
PRINCIPALES LEYES Y REGLAMENTOS DEDICADOS A LA PROPIEDAD 
INTELECTUAL NOTIFICADOS EN VIRTUD DEL PÁRRAFO 2 
DEL ARTÍCULO 63 DEL ACUERDO 
 
ARABIA SAUDITA 
  En el presente documento se reproduce el texto
1 del Reglamento de aplicación de la Ley de 
Marcas de Fábrica o de Comercio, que Arabia Sa udita ha notificado en virtud del párrafo 2 del 
artículo 63 del Acuerdo (véase el documento IP/N/1/SAU/1). 
                                                      
 1 In English only.  The text in the original language is available for consultation by interested 
Delegations at the WTO Secretariat./En anglais seulemen t.  Les délégations intéressées peuvent consulter le 
texte dans sa langue d'origine, au Secrétariat de l'OM C./En inglés solamente.  Las delegaciones interesadas 
podrán consultar en la Secretaría de la OMC el texto en su idioma original. IP/N/1/SAU/I/2 
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Implementing Regulations 
of Trademarks Law 
 
 
 
 
   
 
   
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  Application for Registration of Trademarks 
Article 1:  
The application for registration of trademarks shall be  filed in the form prepared for that purpose with 
the Trademarks Office at the Ministry of Commerc e by the party concerned, if domiciled in the 
Kingdom, or by an official agent domiciled in the Kingdom. The application must be limited to the 
registration of a single trademark in one class. Th e number of applications shall be equal to the 
number of the classes of goods or services in respect of which registration is sought, which are listed in Appendix (1) hereto, which is updated from time to  time, pursuant to a Ministerial decision drafted 
by the Trademarks Office, whenever necessary,  in accordance with the Nice International 
Classification of Goods and Services. 
Article 2: 
The application for registration shall include the following data: 
(1) A reproduction of the trademark sought to be registered, affixed to the application for 
registration in the space designated for that purpose. 
(2) Applicant’s name, surname, address, nationality, a nd trade name, if any. If the applicant is a 
corporate person, its name, head office address, and nationality shall be stated. 
(3) If the application is filed by an agent, th e agent’s name, surname, and address shall be 
stated. 
(4) Description of the trademark sought to be registered. 
(5) Goods or services in respect of which registration of the trademark is sought, and classes 
thereof. 
(6) Signature of the applicant or his agent. If the applicant is a corporate person, the application 
must be signed by a person authorized to sign on behalf of such corporate person. 
 
Article 3: 
The application for registration shall be accompanied with: 
(1) Ten reproductions of the trademark identical to the representation of the trademark shown 
on the application for registration. 
(2) A copy of a power of attorney, together with  the original thereof for verification purposes, 
where the application is filed by an agent. 
(3) Proof of receipt of application fees as prescribed in Article (41) of the Law. 
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  Article 4: 
If the trademark sought to be registered contains one word or more written in a foreign language, the 
applicant must submit a certified Arabic translation of such word / words together with the phonetic 
transcription thereof.  
Article 5 
If the applicant for registration of a trademark, or his successor, wishes to enjoy the right of priority 
on account of a prior application filed in a country which is a member of a multilateral international 
treaty to which the Kingdom is a party, or a country which has reciprocal treatment with the Kingdom, he shall support his application with a st atement showing the filing date of the prior 
application, its number and the country where it was f iled. Further, the applicant shall file a copy of 
such prior application duly authenticated by the comp etent authority in the country of filing, and from 
the official authentication agencies, including the Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs, within six 
months from the date of the prior application for whic h he claims right of priority; otherwise, he will 
lose his right for such claim.  
 
Article 6: 
A special register entitled “Applications Filing Regist er” shall be maintained at the Trademarks Office 
in which the applications for registration shall be  entered in serial numbers according to the filing 
dates of such applications. Said regi ster shall include the following data: 
(1) Application number and date. 
(2) Reproduction of the trademark. 
(3) Applicant’s name, address and nationality. 
(4) Goods or services class. 
(5) Agent’s name, if any. 
 
Article 7: 
The Trademarks Office shall examine the applica tion for registration and compare the trademark 
sought to be registered with the other trademarks f iled or registered on a prior date. It shall decide on 
the application, within sixty days from the applica tion filing date, either by accepting it, if it meets the 
conditions and procedures stipulated in the  Law and the Implementing Regulations thereof, or by 
rejecting it, if it fails to meet such conditions a nd procedures. The Office shall notify the applicant of 
its decision in writing or require the applican t to meet the conditions or make the necessary 
amendments in order for the application to be accepted. 
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  Article 8: 
If a decision to reject the registration of a tradem ark is issued, the applicant may file a grievance 
against such decision with the Minister of Comme rce within sixty days from the date on which the 
applicant is notified of such decision, or from the e xpiry date specified in Article (12) of this Law. 
 
Article 9: 
The appellant shall be notified of the Minister’s d ecision in writing. If the grievance is rejected, the 
party concerned may file an appeal with the Board of Grievances within thirty days from the date of 
receiving a notice thereof.  
Article 10: 
If a trademark is accepted, the Trademarks Office sh all prepare a notice of the trademark including the 
following data: 
(1) Applicant’s name, address, and nationality. 
(2) Reproduction and description of the trademark. 
(3) Goods or services in respect of which registration of the trademark is sought, and their class. 
The applicant shall receive the notice within nine ty days from the date of the decision accepting the 
registration or from the date of the Minister’s  decision accepting the appeal. The applicant shall 
publish the said notice in the Official Gazette at hi s own expense and shall, within six months from 
date of receiving said notice, provide the Office with  a copy of the newspaper in which said notice has 
been published, failing which the appli cation shall be deemed as relinquished. 
 
Article 11: 
Any party with interest may file with the Board of Grievances an objection against acceptance of the 
registration of a trademark, within ninety days from the date of publication of the notice in the 
Official Gazette, provided that a notice thereof sh all be filed with the Trademarks Office by the 
appellant, along with depositing a copy of such objec tion within the same period. The Office shall not 
take any further action, pending the issuance by the Board of Grievances of the final decision 
determining said objection. 
 
Article 12: 
As a party with interest, an applicant for registrati on shall be deemed, before the Board of Grievances, 
a principal party to the objection action brought against the acceptance of the registration of a 
trademark and shall be confronted with said objection, and his arguments shall be heard. 
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  Article 13: 
The applicant for registration must pay the trademar k registration fees as prescribed in Article (41) of 
the Law within ninety days from the date of issu ance of the final decision accepting the registration of 
the trademark. The decision accepting registration shall be final upon the elapse of ninety days from the date of publication of the notice of the trademark in the Official Gazette without any objection against registration being filed or upon the issuance of a final judgment in this regard by the Board of 
Grievances, failing which the applicati on shall be considered null and void. 
 
Article 14: 
A register entitled “Trademarks Register” shall be maintained at the Ministry of Commerce wherein 
shall be entered the following data: 
(1) Trademark Registration number and date. 
(2) Trademark owner’s name, surname, nationality, address, and trade name, if any. If the 
trademark owner is a corporate person, its name, address and nationality shall be stated. 
(3) Goods or services in respect of which registration of the trademark is sought, and classes 
thereof. 
(4) Reproduction and description of the trademark. 
(5) Protection period starting and expiry dates. 
(6) Priority date, if any. 
(7) Recording the acts of disposing of the tradem ark, such as notices of assignment, transfer, 
license to use the trademark, renewal or cancellation of the trademark registration. 
 
Article 15: 
The Trademarks Office shall register the trademark in  the said Trademarks Register and shall give the 
trademark owner a certificate of registration including the following data: 
(1) Trademark registration number and date. 
(2) Protection period starting and expiry dates. 
(3) Priority date, if any. 
(4) Trademark owner’s name, surname, address, nationality, and trade name, if any. 
(5) Reproduction and description of the trademark. 
(6) Goods or services in respect of which registration of the trademark is sought and their 
classes. Registration of a trademark shall be effective as from the application filing date as recorded in the “Applications Filing Regi ster” stipulated in Article (6) of these 
Regulations. 
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  Renewal of Registration 
Article 16: 
The owner of a trademark who desires to renew re gistration of his trademark may file with the 
Trademarks Office an application to that effect during the final year of the trademark protection 
period as well as during a period of six months following said protection period. The renewal 
application shall be accompanied with the original ce rtificate of registration and a proof of payment of 
the renewal fees prescribed in Article (41) of the Law. Applications submitted after said deadline or 
without payment of said fees shall be disregarded. 
Article 17: 
Renewal applications accepted in terms of form shall be approved without a re-examination. The 
Trademarks Office shall prepare a notice of renewal including the following data: 
(1) Trademark description. 
(2) Trademark registration number. 
(3) Trademark owner’s name, address and nationality. 
The owner of a trademark shall publish said notice of renewal in the Official Gazette at his own expense, and shall provide the Office with a copy of the newspaper in which said notice of renewal 
has been published in order for it to record the rene wal in the Register and on the original certificate 
of registration. 
 
Trademarks Ownership Transfer and Pledge 
 
Article 18:  
A trademark may be disposed of by any act of ownership transfer, and it may be pledged in 
accordance with the rules established by law provided that such acts be publicized and recorded in the 
Register, pursuant to the procedures and situa tions stipulated in the following articles. 
 
Article 19:  
Trademark ownership transfer shall be recorded in  the Trademarks Register based on an application 
filed with the Trademarks Office by the transferee,  or the transferee’s agen t, accompanied with the 
original certificate of registration and the documents proving such transfer and including the 
following data: 
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  (2) Transferor’s name and surname. 
(3) Transferee’s name, surname, trade name (if any), nationality, and address. 
(4) Date of ownership transfer and the disposal act by virtue of which the transfer has 
been effected.  
(5) The agent’s name, surname, and address, if said application is filed by an agent. 
 
Article 20:  
The Trademarks Office shall prepare a notice of the trademark ownership transfer including the 
following data: 
(1) Description of trademark. 
(2) Trademarks registration number and date. 
(3) Transferor’s name. 
(4) Transferee’s name, nationality and address. 
The applicant shall publish said notice in the Official Gazette at his expense, and he shall provide the 
Office with a copy of the newspaper in which said notice has been published. 
 Article 21:  
The Office shall record the trademark ownership tr ansfer in the Trademarks Register and on the 
original certificate of registration along with the name and address of the new owner, the reason for 
transfer and date of recording it. 
 
Article 22:  
A trademark pledge shall be recorded in the Re gister in accordance with the same procedures and 
situations pertaining to trademarks ownership tran sfer. The notice of pledge to be published shall 
include the same specifications stipulated in Article (19) hereof. 
 
Article 23: 
A trademark pledge shall be removed from the Tradem arks Register based on an application filed in 
the Trademarks Office by the owner of the tradem ark accompanied with the original certificate of 
registration and the documents proving th at said pledge has been removed. 
The applicant shall publish said removal in the Offici al Gazette at his expen se in accordance with the 
notice prepared by the Office in this regard. The a pplicant shall provide the Office with a copy of the 
newspaper in which said notice of removal has been published in order to record said removal in the 
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Cancellation of Registration 
Article 24:  
A trademark registration may be cancelled in accord ance with the provisions stipulated in Articles 
(25) and (26) of this Law. The Office shall record  the cancellation of registration in the Trademarks 
Register and shall publish the same in the Official Gazette, provided that the notice shall include the 
following data: 
(1) Reproduction of the trademark. 
(2) Trademark registration number. 
(3) Name and nationality of the owner of the trademark. 
(4) Grounds for cancellation of registration. 
 Article 25:  
Apart from the situations stipulated in Article (26)  of the Law, the Board of Grievances shall have 
jurisdiction to determine all petitions  for cancellation of registration. 
 
License Contracts 
Article 26:  
If the owner of a trademark grants a license to any na tural or corporate person to use the trademark for 
all or some of the goods or services in respect of  which the trademark is registered, the license 
contract shall be in writing and the signatures, finger prints or stamps of the contracting parties shall 
be authenticated by a notary public, as to license contracts concluded in the Kingdom, or by the official authentication bodies, including the Saudi Mini stry of Foreign Affairs, in accordance with the 
relevant applicable rules as to license contracts concluded outside the Kingdom. 
 Article 27: 
The Office shall record the license to  use the trademark in the Register and on the original certificate 
of trademark registration. The license contract sha ll be announced pursuant to a notice prepared by the 
Trademarks Office including the following data: 
(1) Reproduction of the trademark. 
(2) Trademark registration number and date. 
(3) Name, address, and nationality of the owner of the trademark. 
(4) Name, address, and nationality of the licensee. IP/N/1/SAU/I/2 
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  The applicant shall publish said notice in the Offici al Gazette at his expense and provide the Office 
with a copy of the newspaper in which said notice has been published. 
 Article 28: 
The license registration shall be cancelled based on a request filed with the Trademarks Office by the 
owner of the trademark or the licensee, accompanied with proof that said license has been terminated 
or cancelled. 
The Office shall notify the other party in writing of the request to cancel the registration. Said party 
may file an objection with the Board of Grievances within thirty days from the date on which he has 
been notified of the cancellation petition and shall deposit in the Trademarks Office a copy of said 
objection, together with a proof that the same has been filed, whereupon the Office shall suspend the 
petition for cancellation pending an agreement by the two parties or a final judgment rendered by the 
Board of Grievances regarding the said objection.  
 
Article 29:  
In case there has been no objection to the cancella tion of the license or, in case a final decision 
pertaining to the objection has been issued by the Board of Grievances, the Office shall prepare the 
necessary notice. The cancellation petitioner shall publish the said notice in  the Official Gazette at his expense and shall 
provide the Office with a copy of the newspaper in which the notice h as been published, in order for it 
to record the cancellation of the license in th e Register and on the original certificate. 
 
Collective Trademarks 
Article 30:  
Registration of collective trademarks stipulated in Chapter Seven of Trademarks Law are registered in 
respect of economical enterprises engaged in a certain  type of goods or services and integrated in one 
general federation, association or organization whose object is to serve the common interests of said 
enterprises without itself being engaged in the production process. 
 
Article 31: The application for registration of a collective trad emark shall be filed with the Trademarks Office on 
the form specially prepared for that purpose including the following: 
(a) Ten reproductions of the trademark identical w ith the representation of the trademark in the 
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  (b) Two true copies of the bylaws of the genera l federation, association or organization seeking 
registration including all amendments thereto. 
(c) Two copies of the system to be followed by the applicant for registration to control or 
examine the goods or services, along with a statement of the conditions and restrictions required and the manner in which the trademark is used on such goods or services. 
 
Provisional Protection 
of Trademarks Used in Exhibitions 
Article 32: 
If the owner of a trademark desires to secure provisi onal protection to his trademark which is used on 
products or services displayed in national or interna tional exhibitions held in the Kingdom or in any 
other country having reciprocal treatment with the Kingdom, said owner shall notify the Trademarks 
Office at the Ministry of Commerce of such desire, not less than one month before the opening of said 
exhibition. Said notification sha ll be submitted on the form designated for that purpose including four 
reproductions of the trademark and proof of pa yment of the prescribed fee in accordance with 
Article (41) of the Law. 
 Article 33: 
Applications shall be recorded in a sp ecial register including the following data: 
(1) Application filing date. 
(2) Exhibitor’s name. 
(3) Exhibition's name and date of official opening. 
(4) Goods or services in respect of which protection of the trademark is sought, and class 
thereof. 
 
Article 34: The Office shall issue the trademark a certificate of provisional protection for a period not exceeding 
six months from the opening date of said exhibition.  
Article 35: 
The certificate of provisional protection stipulated in the preceding Article may not be issued except 
for exhibitions in respect of which a decision h as been issued by the Minister of Commerce. 
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  General Provisions 
 
Article 36: 
 
The officials referred to in Article (56) of th e Trademarks Law who are appointed pursuant to a 
decision by the Minister of Commerce shall jointly or  severally record all violations to the provisions 
of the Law and its Implementing Regulation hereof, regardless of whether such violations came into 
their knowledge through a complaint filed by a certain  person or in the course of an inspection visit 
made by them to the market places or shops. A reco rd of the occurrence of such violation shall be 
made and signed by the writer thereof as well as the owner of the shop or his substitute at the time 
said violation was recorded. 
 
Article 37: 
For the purpose of performing the tasks entrusted to  them, the officials referred to in the preceding 
Article may do the following: 
(a) Inspect shops for violations of the provisions of this Law. 
(b) Seize the goods on which are affixed trademarks that are contrary to the provisions       of 
this Law and collect three specimens thereo f for submission purposes, when necessary, and 
send one specimen to the Bureau of Investig ation and Public Prosecution. The remaining 
specimens shall remain seized pending determina tion of the penal action. A seizure record 
shall be made, signed by the official and the ow ner of the shop or his substitute. Said record 
shall specify the place wherein said seizure of goods was conducted, be it the trader’s 
warehouse, a part of the trader’s shop, or a warehouse designated for this purpose. In all 
events, it must be ascertained that said goods have not been seized by another official authority and that an undertaking to that eff ect has been taken from the owner of the shop. 
If, however, the owner of the shop declares that said goods are under seizure, he shall 
submit documents which prove that said seizure  has been conducted. In all events, said 
goods shall be seized provided that coordinati on with the seizing authority has been made 
with the participation of a representative thereof. 
(c) If deemed appropriate, conduct an immediate investigation with the violator after 
confronting him with the violation attributed to  him. In all events, the violator shall be 
allowed to submit his defenses in writing or such  defenses shall be recorded and attached to 
the seizure record, after entering therein the violator’s name, nationality, capacity, residence address, business address and telephone numbers. The violator shall have the right to verify 
the identity of the official who reported said violation. 
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  Article 38:  
After investigating the violator, all violation pape rs, along with a specimen of the violation subject 
matter, shall be referred by the Deputy Minster for In ternal Trade to the Bureau of Investigation and 
Public Prosecution, with a request to initiate a penal action before the Board of Grievances in 
accordance with Article (54) of the Law. 
 Article 39: 
Officials appointed pursuant to a decision by th e Minister of Commerce shall act as judicial 
investigation and recording officers and shall enfo rce the orders and judgments of the Board of 
Grievances in accordance with Articles (49) and (52) of this Law. They may, for this purpose, seek 
assistance from the police departments.  
 
Article 40:  
The Ministry of Commerce shall draft a notice of the judgment rendered against a repeating violator, 
in accordance with Article (45) of this Law, and it sh all be published at the expense of the violator in 
a distinct place in two widely distributed newspape rs, one of which is published in the province where 
the violator’s head office is located, if any.  
 
Article 41:  If seizure is conducted pursuant to an order issued in  accordance with the provisions of Article (49) of 
this Law, the party on whom seizure is effected ma y contest the adequacy of the security provided by 
the seizer, by virtue of a petition filed with the Boar d of Grievances within ten days from date of such 
seizure.  
Appendix No. 1 
Classes of Goods and Services 
 
Class 1 
Chemicals used in industry, resear ch, scientific experiments, photography, agriculture, horticulture, 
and forestry; unprocessed artificial resins, unprocessed pl astics; manures (natural or artificial); fire 
extinguishing compositions; tempering and soldering preparations; chemical substances for preserving 
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  Class 2 
Paints, varnishes, lacquers; preservatives against ru st and against deterioration of wood; colourants; 
mordants; raw natural resins; metals in foil or po wder form for painters, decorators, printers and 
artists. 
Class 3 
Bleaching preparations and other substances for laundering and ironing use; cleaning, polishing, 
scouring, and abrasive preparations; soaps; pe rfumery; essential oils, cosmetics, hair lotions; 
dentifrices.  Class 4 
Industrial oils and greases; lubricants; dust ab sorbing, wetting and binding compositions; fuels 
(including motor spirit) and illuminants; candles, wicks. 
 
Class 5 
Pharmaceutical and veterinary preparations; sanita ry preparations for medical purposes; dietetic 
substances adapted for medical use, food for babies;  plasters, materials for dressings; materials for 
stopping teeth, dental wax; disinfectants; preparations for destroying vermin; fungicides, herbicides; diapers for enuresis patients, feminine sanitary pads. 
 
Class 6 
Common metals and their alloys; metal building materi als; transportable buildings of metal; materials 
of metal for railway tracks; non-electric cables and wires of common metal; ironmongery, small items of metal hardware; pipes and tubes of metal; saf es; goods of common metal not included in other 
classes; ores; nails; articles made or repaired by locksmiths. 
 
Class 7 
Machines and machine tools; motors and engines ( except for land vehicles ); machine coupling and 
transmission components ( except for land vehicl es); agricultural implements other than hand-
operated; incubators for eggs; washing machin es and equipment; generators; electric blenders, 
mincers, juicers and grinders for househol d use, cleaning machines, sewing machines. 
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  Class 8 
Hand tools and implements (hand-operated); cutlery  (forks, spoons and knives), side arms; shaving 
tools, razors; non-electric can openers. 
 
Class 9 
Scientific, nautical, surveying, electric, photographic, cinematographic, optical, weighing, measuring, 
signaling, checking (supervision), life-saving and t eaching apparatus and instruments; apparatus and 
instruments for connecting, switching, transmissi on, condensing, regulati ng and controlling power; 
apparatus for recording, transmission or reproduc tion of sound and images; magnetic data carriers, 
recording discs; automatic vending machines and m echanisms for coin-operated apparatus; cash 
registers, calculating machines; data processing equipment and computers; fire-extinguishing 
apparatus; spectacles; televisions.   
Class 10 Surgical, medical, dental and veterinary apparatus and instruments, artificial limbs, eyes and teeth; 
orthopaedic articles; suture materials;  Class 11 
Apparatus for lighting, heating, steam generating,  cooking, refrigerating, drying, ventilating, water 
supply and sanitary purposes. 
 
Class 12 
Vehicles; apparatus for locomotion by land, air or water. 
 Class 13 
Firearms, ammunition and projectiles; explosives; fireworks. 
 Class 14 
Precious metals and their alloys and goods in preci ous metals or coated therewith, not included in 
other classes; jewellery, precious stones; homological and chronometric instruments. 
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  Class 15 
Musical instruments. 
 
Class 16 
Paper, cardboard and goods made from these materials,  not included in other classes; printed matter; 
bookbinding material; photographs; st ationery; adhesives for stationery or household purposes; 
artists’ materials; paint brushes; typewriters and o ffice requisites (except furniture); instructional and 
teaching material (except apparatus); plastic materi als for packaging (not included in other classes ); 
playing cards; printers’ type; prin ting blocks; baby diapers made of  paper and cellulose; waste bags. 
 
Class 17 Rubber, gutta-percha, gum, asbestos, mica and goods made from these materials and not included in 
other classes; plastics in extruded form for use in manufacture; packing, stopping and insulating 
materials; flexible pipes, not of metal. 
 Class 18 
Leather and imitations of leather, and goods made of these materials and not included in other classes; 
animal skins, hides; trunks and travelling bags; umbr ellas, parasols and walking sticks; whips, harness 
and saddlery.  
Class 19 
Building materials (non- metallic); non-metallic rigid pipes for building; asphalt, pitch and bitumen; 
non-metallic transportable buildings; monuments, not of metal; natural and artificial stone; cement, 
lime, gypsum; pipes made of bitumen and cement.  
Class 20 Furniture, mirrors, picture frames; goods (not incl uded in other classes) of wood, cork, reed, cane, 
wicker, horn, bone, ivory, whalebone, shell, ambe r, mother-of-pearl, meerschaum and substitutes for 
all these materials, or of plastics.   IP/N/1/SAU/I/2 
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  Class 21 
Household and kitchen utensils and containers (not of precious metal or coated therewith; combs and 
sponges; brushes ( except paint brushes ); brush-making materials; articles for cleaning purposes; 
steelwool; unworked or semi-worked glass (except glass used in building); glassware, porcelain and 
earthenware not included in other classes.  Class 22 
Ropes, strings, nets, tents, awnings, tarpaulins, sails, sacks and bags (not included in other classes); 
padding and stuffing materials (except of rubber or plastics); raw fibrous textile materials. 
 
Class 23 
Yarn and threads for textile use. 
 
Class 24 
Textiles and textile goods not included in  other classes; bed and table cover. 
 Class 25 
Clothing, footwear, headgear. 
 Class 26 
Lace and embroidery, ribbons and braid; buttons, hooks and eyes, pins and needles; artificial flowers. 
 
Class 27 
Carpets, rugs, mats and matting, linoleum and ot her materials for covering existing floors; wall 
hangings (non-textile).  Class 28 
Games and playthings; gymnastic and sporti ng articles not included in other classes;  
 Class 29 
Meat, fish, poultry and game; meat extracts; preserve d, dried and cooked fruits and vegetables; jellies, 
jams, fruit sauces; eggs, milk and milk products; ed ible oils and fats; preserved foods; pickles.  IP/N/1/SAU/I/2 
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Class 30 
Coffee, tea, cocoa, sugar, rice, tapioca, sago, artificial coffee; flour and preparations made from 
cereals, bread, pastry and confectionery, ices; honey, treacle; yeast, baking-powder; salt, mustard; 
vinegar, sauces ( condiments ); spices; macaroni; ice.  
Class 31 Agricultural, horticultural and forestry products and grains not included in other classes; live animals; 
fresh fruits and vegetables; seeds, natural plants and flowers; foodstuffs for animals; malt, wheat. 
 Class 32 
Mineral and aerated waters and other non-alcoholic drinks; fruit drinks and fruit juices; syrups and 
other preparations for making beverages, beer (malt drink). 
 
Class 33 
Removed. 
 
Class 34 
Tobacco; smokers’ articles; matches. 
 
Second- Services 
Class 35 
Advertising; business management, busin ess administration; office functions;  
 
Class 36 
Insurance; financial affairs; monetary affairs; real estate affairs. 
 Class 37 
Construction of buildings, roads, bridges and da ms; painters and plumbers services; repair and 
maintenance services; installation services; hiring of tools or building materials.   IP/N/1/SAU/I/2 
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Class 38 Telecommunications; diffusion of radio or television programmes. 
 Class 39 
Transport; packaging and storage of goods; travel arrangements. 
 
Class 40 
Treatment of materials; cutting out and sewing of clothes. 
 
Class 41 
Education and instruction; providing of training;  entertainment; sporting and cultural activities. 
 Class 42 
Scientific and technological services and research and design relating thereto; industrial analysis and 
research services; design and development of com puter hardware and software; legal services. 
 
Class 43 
Services for providing food and drink; temporary accommodation.  
 
Class 44 
Medical services; veterinary services; hygienic and b eauty care; agriculture, horticulture and forestry 
services; barbershops services.  Class 45 
Personal and social services rendered by others to meet the needs of individuals; security services for 
the protection of property and individuals.   
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