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Decisions · 79351998

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In re Panificio Villa S.r.l.

Serial No. 79351998 · Decided 2025-07-29 · Other

What happened

Application saved by disclaimer — after the Board initially upheld the requirement that Panificio Villa disclaim exclusive rights in the descriptive term PIZZACCIA in its stylized pizza-bakery logo, the company timely filed the disclaimer, so the refusal was set aside and the mark now moves ahead toward registration for its food products.

The marks

Applicant

PIZZACCIA (stylized) with tagline LA PIZZA PIÙ FOCACCIA CHE C'È!

Various food goods in Classes 29 and 30

Why this decision is significant

Two-page Rule 2.142(g) housekeeping order entering a disclaimer and setting aside a conditional affirmance; procedural template only.

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