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PAPER MOON CAFFÈSerial 86573145 · Principal Register
Dead · Refused
Owner: Ristorante Paper Moon S.R.L.
Class 043 - Restaurant & Hotel Services
Filed Mar 23, 2015
This record shows that the mark “PAPER MOON CAFFÈ” is dead on the Principal Register, owned by Ristorante Paper Moon S.R.L., a limited liability company organized in Italy. The mark was intended for restaurant services under class 043, covering restaurants, bars, pizzerias, ice‑cream parlors, hotels, boarding houses, holiday villages, farms, hostels and campsites. Because the mark is abandoned, it no longer grants exclusive rights, but the history indicates that the owner once sought protection for those specific hospitality services. The abandonment followed a Notice of Allowance issued on April 5, 2016, after which no Statement of Use or Extension Request was filed, leading to the final abandonment on November 7, 2016. No opposition, cancellation, or enforcement actions appear in the supplied history, so the record shows no visible enforcement activity. If you are thinking of using a similar name for a restaurant or related hospitality business, the abandoned status means there is no active registration to conflict with, but the past attempt suggests that the owner considered the name relevant to that service area.
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