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§ 8:44.70. Period for response—Responses to 2(e) refusals—FORM: Response to refusal based on mere descriptiveness with amendment and argument that invoice is sufficient specimen because it is impractical to place the mark on goods

TMPRACFORM § 8:44.70Barry Kramer and Allen D. BrufskyTrademark Law Practice Forms (Approx. 4 pages)

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§ 8:44.70. Period for response—Responses to 2(e) refusals—FORM: Response to refusal based on mere descriptiveness with amendment and argument that invoice is sufficient specimen because it is impractical to place the mark on goods

TMPRACFORM § 8:44.70Barry Kramer and Allen D. BrufskyTrademark Law Practice Forms (Approx. 4 pages)

1 Trade Law Prac Forms § 8:44.70

Trademark Law Practice Forms

August 2024 Update

Barry Kramer and Allen D. Brufsky

Part I. Rules of Practice in the Patent and Trademark Office

Chapter 8. Examination of Application and Response By Applicants

I. Office Actions and Responses Thereto

§ 8:44.70. Period for response—Responses to 2(e) refusals—FORM: Response to refusal based on mere descriptiveness with amendment and argument that invoice is sufficient specimen because it is impractical to place the mark on goods

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