Third parties can oppose a trademark application based on the following grounds:
- Existing rights in industrial property
- Existing rights in a company name
- Existing rights in a well-known personal name
- Existing rights in a registered design
- Existing rights in a trade name
- Existing rights in a well-known mark
- Proprietary rights
- Copyright infringement
- Registration of the mark under a different name, such as an agent's or representative's name
- Descriptive nature of the mark
- Mark is misleading, deceptive, or disparaging
- Unauthorized use of protected state emblems or national symbols
- Unregistered domain name
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