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Next Renewal Due rule

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First term of registration 15 Years
Counting from Registration Date
or from
Subsequent terms 15 Years
       
Effective date of this rule 1 Sep 1932
Comments, exceptions and qualifications Note that until September 1, 1932, a ''General'' trademark had an unlimited term and this rule applies to early ''Specific'' trademarks. You may need to manually adjust terms on ''General'' trademarks. In addition, Trademarks originally filed in Newfoundland have a perpetual term, you may need to close the Next Renewal Due on these Records.
 
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