Opposition to a trademark application can be based on the following reasons:
- Violation of copyright
- Ownership rights
- Existing trade names
- The mark is too descriptive
- The mark is too generic
- The mark is misleading, offensive, or deceptive
- The mark lacks distinctiveness
- Famous or well-known mark
- Existing registered design rights
- Application by a representative or agent instead of the owner
- Rights to a personal name
- The mark includes a geographical indication
- Protection of flags, coats of arms, or other national symbols
- The mark violates public policy or moral standards
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