- Generic terms cannot be registered;
- Names, symbols, or flags of countries, regions, nations, or international organizations are not registrable;
- Marks or signs that go against Australia's moral standards or public order are not allowed;
- Evidence is required to show exclusive use of the mark in Australia before the application date;
- Trademarks that are not distinctive cannot be registered;
- Marks that are primarily surnames can be registered if you can prove they can become distinctive;
- Marks that are primarily geographical names or locations can be registered if you can prove they can become distinctive.
What types of trademarks cannot be registered in Australia?
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