A rejected trademark that was filed for the term ‘Drumpf’, in reference to US presidential candidate Donald Trump’s alleged ancestral name, will be abandoned if its owner doesn’t respond in the next two days.
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31 May 2016 The US Patent and Trademark Office has rejected a trademark application for ‘Drumpf’ which allegedly references US presidential candidate Donald Trump’s ancestral name.
7 November 2016 With US voters set to decide who will be their president for the next four years, WIPR looks at five trademarks with links to the election.
9 November 2016 A rejected trademark application for the term ‘Drumpf’, which is apparently in reference to president-elect Donald Trump’s ancestral name, appears to have attracted no response from the mark’s applicant.