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The Sheffield company must take “Kelderwick” out of its company name by month 3 (clause 3.2). Tregarth, its only shareholder, signs a written resolution, and the new name takes effect when Companies House issues a new certificate. A copy goes to Kelderwick IP within five Working Days. Licence 3.2 · Chapter 3 · see Rebranding Plan
Explained in Chapter 3, Trade Marks and the Rebrand, of IP Licensing.
Clause 3.2 sets the deadline for the change of name. The Sheffield company may keep “Kelderwick” in its name until month 3. It must send Kelderwick IP a copy of the new certificate within five Working Days after it is issued. Clause 3.4 adds a rule for any new name: no company name, trade mark or domain name may include “Kelderwick” or be confusingly similar to one of the marks.Read Chapter 3, Trade Marks and the Rebrand →
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