What are the reasons someone might oppose a trademark application in Thailand?

Here are some reasons why a trademark application might be opposed:

• The mark is too generic.


• It infringes on copyright.


• It violates proprietary rights.


• The mark lacks distinctiveness.


• The mark is merely descriptive.


• The mark is misleading, deceptive, or offensive.


• It conflicts with rights under Article 8 of the Paris Convention.


• It conflicts with rights under Article 6bis of the Paris Convention.


• It conflicts with rights under Article 6septies of the Paris Convention.


• It conflicts with rights under Article 6ter of the Paris Convention.


• It infringes on personal name rights.


• It infringes on registered design rights.


• The mark goes against public policy or morality.


• The mark includes a geographical indication.


• The mark includes prohibited elements, like royal names.


• It uses specially protected emblems or national symbols without authorization.


• Registration is forbidden under other legal provisions.