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CONQUER YOUR FEARS, CONQUER YOUR DREAMS, CONQUER LIFESerial 85557803 · Principal Register
Dead · Cancelled
Owner: Garibaldi & Neilis, LLC
Class 025 - Clothing
Filed Mar 01, 2012
Registered Oct 22, 2013
The record shows that the mark “CONQUER YOUR FEARS, CONQUER YOUR DREAMS, CONQUER LIFE” was registered on the Principal Register on October 22, 2013, but the registration was cancelled on June 5, 2020 because the owner, Garibaldi & Neilis, LLC, failed to file a Section 8 declaration. The mark covered a very broad range of clothing items, from athletic apparel and footwear to baby garments and novelty items, as listed in the goods description. A similar name would raise the closest concern for use on those same types of apparel and accessories. The record does not give the owner control over every use of the wording, only over the specific goods listed. The prosecution history shows a standard sequence of examination, allowance, and use statements, with no indication that the mark was ever moved to the Supplemental Register. The latest meaningful event is the cancellation in 2020; no enforcement actions appear in the supplied history. For someone considering a similar name, the cancelled registration still signals that the owner had a prior claim to the phrase for apparel, so using the same wording on similar clothing could create a potential conflict.
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