Australian Trade Mark Search is the Australian Government’s trade mark search system.
The two Chinese characters mean "sharp" and "domineering" respectively. The combination of them has no meaning and cannot be translated.
RUI BA
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Date | Description | |
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17 Jul 2025 | International Registration in Australia Protected correspondence sent | |
16 Jul 2025 | IP Right Registration Published | Trade mark details » |
16 Jul 2025 | Status change to Registered/Protected | |
09 May 2025 | Application Accepted correspondence sent | |
09 May 2025 | IP Right has been Examined | |
09 May 2025 | IP Right Acceptance Published | Trade mark details » |
29 Apr 2025 | Status change to Accepted | |
07 Apr 2025 | Indexing details updated | |
25 Mar 2025 | Awaiting examination | |
25 Mar 2025 | Word and image indexing completed | |
20 Mar 2025 | IP Right Filed Published | Trade mark details » |
20 Mar 2025 | Status change to Published | |
20 Mar 2025 | Status change to Filed | |
20 Mar 2025 | Application Received | |
20 Mar 2025 | IP right goods and service classes updated | More |
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20 Mar 2025 | IP Right Goods and Services Items updated | More |
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20 Mar 2025 | Status change to Received | |
20 Mar 2025 | Trade mark representation updated |
RUIBA |
锐 RUI | 霸 BA |
霸 PO |
TWO | CHARACTER,CHINESE+ |
CHARACTER,NON-ROMAN |