A registered mark may be cancelled, upon request of a third party on the ground that (i) the mark is neither used by the owner,... nor transferred to others for use within consecutive five (5) years prior to the point one month prior to the filing date of the request, without indicating the special circumstances preventing the use of the mark and/or (ii) bad-faith basis.
For filing a non-use cancellation, the following documents are required:
(i) A Power of Attorney, which is signed by the Applicant and duly notarized; and
(ii) Documentary evidence in support of the cancellation action (if any).

Legal Newsletter – Week from April 14, 2025 to April 18, 2025
SBLAW is pleased to present to our valued readers the Legal Newsletter for Week 3 of April (April 14–18, 2025) with the following main contents: