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JULIUS SEIZURESerial 86261349 · Principal Register
Dead · Cancelled
Owner: Wilson, Kyle
Class 035 - Advertising & Business
Class 041 - Education & Entertainment
Filed Apr 24, 2014
Registered Jan 20, 2015
The record shows that “JULIUS SEIZURE” was a service mark that was registered on the Principal Register on January 20, 2015, but it was cancelled on August 27, 2021 because the owner, Kyle Wilson, failed to file a Section 8 declaration. The mark covered retail store services featuring CDs, shirts, bands, hoods, wristbands, banners, hats, stickers, shot glasses, and lighters, as well as entertainment services such as live musical performances and production of musical sound recordings. A similar name would raise the closest concern in the areas of retail merchandising of music‑related apparel and accessories, or live music performance and recording production. The cancellation means the mark no longer confers exclusive rights, but the record does not prove that no other rights exist for the same wording in other classes or contexts. The prosecution history shows the mark was initially approved for publication, published for opposition, and later registered before the cancellation. No opposition, cancellation, or court action appears in the supplied history, so there is no visible enforcement signal. For someone considering a similar name, the cancelled status reduces the risk, but the goods and services listed still represent a potential area of concern.
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