MOSCOW, October 30 Rospatent has registered the trademark “Let’s Drink to Love” at the request of singer and composer Igor Nikolaev, the department said.
The song “Let’s Drink to Love,” which became a hit, was released by Nikolaev in 1995 in the album of the same name.
According to Rospatent, the trademark was registered on October 18 of this year, and the singer filed an application back in April. The exclusive rights to this phrase will be valid for almost 10 years – until April 2033.
As previously reported by Rospatent, the application for trademark registration was submitted, among other things, for classes of the International Classification of Goods and Services (ICGS): 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 35, 38, 41, 43.
These classes include the production of meat products, dairy products, coffee, tea, beer, compotes, chocolate, ice cream, mineral water and other products.
Also included in the listed classes are “education and training services, services whose purpose is the amusement, entertainment and recreation of people, and services for the provision of works of visual art or literature to the public for cultural or educational purposes.”
In addition, the ICGS codes also include the rental of indoor aquariums, works of art, props for filming, sports fields, tennis courts.”
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