Trademarks Filed by SH. DEEPAK SAKUJA

2 trademark applications recorded in the national registry under this applicant name.

The IP India register records 2 trademark applications filed by SH. DEEPAK SAKUJA. Filings run from 19 September 2012 to 13 July 2015. The portfolio is concentrated in Class 30 — Food — Staples, which accounts for 100.0% of the filings. The most common registry status across the portfolio is INVALID (No fee received) (1 mark).

Also recorded as:SH.DEEPAK SAKUJA

2Applications
1Classes covered
Sep 2012First filing
Jul 2015Latest filing

Classes SH. DEEPAK SAKUJA Has Filed In

NICE classes ranked by applications filed under this name. Indian trademark protection extends only to the classes actually filed in — a class absent from this table is not covered by these registrations.
NICE classShare of portfolioApplications
Class 30 — Food — Staples2 (100%)

Registry Status of These Filings

Status is the free-text value the registry records against each application. "Unknown" means no status had been published for that record at the last refresh.
StatusShare of portfolioApplications
INVALID (No fee received)1 (50%)
Opposed1 (50%)

All Trademarks Filed by SH. DEEPAK SAKUJA

Every trademark application the register attributes to SH. DEEPAK SAKUJA, newest filing first. Each row links to that mark's full registry record.

  1. KANSHI RAM
    App. No. 3007061Class 30Filed 13 Jul 2015
    INVALID (No fee received)
  2. KANSHI RAM'S (LABEL)
    App. No. 2399101Class 30Filed 19 Sep 2012
    Opposed

About this data

Source
Sourced from the official IP India trademark register and the Trade Marks Journal. Only records published by the registry are counted — never applications filed through Trademarx.
Grouped by
The applicant name recorded on each application, normalised for case, spacing and punctuation — so "SH. DEEPAK SAKUJA" and its other recorded spellings appear together on this page.
Refreshed
Hourly.
Known limitation
Marks a business holds under a group company, a subsidiary, or a founder's personal name are recorded against those names and appear on their own pages, not here.

Frequently asked questions

How many trademarks does SH. DEEPAK SAKUJA have?

2 trademark applications in the IP India register are filed under the name SH. DEEPAK SAKUJA, spanning 19 September 2012 to 13 July 2015. This counts filings recorded against that applicant name; marks held under a group company, a subsidiary, or a founder's personal name are recorded separately.

Which trademark classes does SH. DEEPAK SAKUJA file in?

Class 30 — Food — Staples is the most-used class, with 2 filings — 100.0% of the portfolio. In total the portfolio covers 1 NICE class. Indian trademark protection only extends to the classes actually filed in, so classes absent from this list are not covered by these registrations.

Can I use a brand name similar to one filed by SH. DEEPAK SAKUJA?

Not safely, if it is in a class this applicant already covers. A mark that is identical or deceptively similar to an earlier filing in the same or a related class can be refused by the registry or opposed after publication. Run a clearance search across the relevant classes before adopting a name.

Why does this page show more than one spelling of the name?

Registry records carry whatever name was typed on each application, so the same business often appears under several spellings (SH. DEEPAK SAKUJA; SH.DEEPAK SAKUJA). This page groups them so the full portfolio is visible in one place.

How current is this data?

Sourced from the official IP India trademark register and the Trade Marks Journal. Only records published by the registry are counted — never applications filed through Trademarx. Status and class shown reflect what the Registry has on file at the time of the most recent refresh.

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