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Collective marks

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Guidelines on collective trade marks under the Trade Marks Act 2002. These Guidelines do not constrain the judgment and discretion of the Commissioner of Trade Marks, and each application will be considered on its own merits.

The Journal - August 2025

News and updates The Journal - August 2025
The August 2025 edition of the Journal is now available.

The Journal - September 2025

News and updates The Journal - September 2025
The September 2025 edition of the Journal is now available.

Timeframes

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Processing times for applications and correspondence.

Update to trade mark practice guidelines

News and updates Update to trade mark practice guidelines
IPONZ has updated its guidelines about amendments to trade mark applications.

Patents

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A patent gives you a legal right to stop others from making, using, or selling something you have invented for up to 20 years. Your rights only exist in the country or region where your patent is granted.

Decisions of the Commissioner – August 2025

News and updates Decisions of the Commissioner – August 2025
Decisions of the Commissioner issued in August 2025 are now available.

Absolute grounds - General

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This document provides guidelines on whether absolute grounds exist for refusing registration of a trade mark. In particular, these guidelines concern the absolute grounds for refusal stipulated in section 17 of the Trade Marks Act 2002. These Guidelines do not constrain the judgement and discretion of…

Enforcing

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Once you own a trade mark, you are responsible for monitoring the way it is used and protecting it against infringement.

Annexure to Computer Services

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Outlines the correct classification of computer, telecommunication and online goods and services that are more difficult to classify. This Annexure does not constrain the judgment and discretion of the Commissioner of Trade Marks, and each application will be considered on its own merits.

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