What is the Nice Classification?
The Nice Classification groups goods and services into internationally recognised classes. MyIPO uses this classification framework for Malaysian trademark applications.
Trademark classes organise the goods and services covered by an application. Choosing a class is not merely an administrative checkbox—the specification determines the commercial scope of the application.
The Nice Classification groups goods and services into internationally recognised classes. MyIPO uses this classification framework for Malaysian trademark applications.
Yes. Section 18 permits a single application to list goods or services belonging to several classes, resulting in one registration.
The class number alone does not explain everything you want to protect. The goods or services description should reflect the business activity and intended protection accurately.
An SME should consider what it actually sells or provides, what it expects to expand into, and whether the specification is commercially appropriate. Filing too narrowly or too broadly can both create problems.
Not exactly. Classification is based on specified goods and services, so one business may need more than one class.
Yes. Section 18 allows a multi-class application.
Every trademark matter depends on the mark, goods or services, ownership and surrounding facts. Speak to OCTIP for a practical assessment of your situation.
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