AGLC4 Rule 7.9: Intellectual Property (‘IP’) Materials

A boxed element is filled in with the source's details; everything outside a box is written exactly as shown.

• The identifier is a single italic run: the jurisdiction code, the kind of right, any label such as Registration or Application, the word No and the number.
• The jurisdiction code is the two-letter WIPO ST.3 code, in capitals.
• The kind of right is spelt as the office that registered it spells it, for example Trademark for the United States and Trade Mark for Australia.
• A registration number is used in preference to any other number; where no label accompanies the number, it follows No directly.
• A comma follows the identifier, then the roman words filed on or lodged on and the full date.
• The latest status change follows after a space in round brackets, as the status word with an initial capital, the word on, and the date.
• The status bracket is omitted where the only event is the filing.
• An optional short title follows in a further round bracket, italic within single curly quotation marks.
• The citation ends with a full stop.

1. 71
   US Trademark Registration No 4938522, filed on 6 December 2013 (Registered on 12 April 2016). [Not: US Trade Mark Registration …]
2. 72
   AU Trade Mark No 1701985, filed on 22 June 2015 (Registered on 28 January 2016) (‘AGLC Trade Mark’).
3. 73
   AU Patent Application No 2001248388, filed on 19 March 2001 (Ceased on 26 September 2006).
4. 74
   US Patent No D805553, filed on 11 May 2016 (Issued on 19 December 2017).
5. 75
   EM Trade Mark Filing No 000004721, filed on 12 December 1996 (Refused on 27 September 2002).
6. 76
   AU Patent Application No 2017905190, filed on 22 December 2017.
7. 77
   AU Patent Application No 2001245761, filed on 16 March 2001 (Granted on 8 March 2007).

• [Not: US Trade Mark Registration …]

  the United States office calls the right a Trademark, and its term must be used