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1999 Florida Statutes
Classification.
495.111 Classification.--
(1) The following general classes of goods and services are established for convenience of administration of this chapter:
(a) Goods:
Class 1 Chemicals
Class 2 Paints
Class 3 Cosmetics and cleaning preparations
Class 4 Lubricants and fuels
Class 5 Pharmaceuticals
Class 6 Metal goods
Class 7 Machinery
Class 8 Hand tools
Class 9 Electrical and scientific apparatus
Class 10 Medical apparatus
Class 11 Environmental control apparatus
Class 12 Vehicles
Class 13 Firearms
Class 14 Jewelry
Class 15 Musical instruments
Class 16 Paper goods and printed matter
Class 17 Rubber goods
Class 18 Leather goods
Class 19 Nonmetallic building materials
Class 20 Furniture and articles not otherwise classified
Class 21 Housewares and glass
Class 22 Cordage and fibers
Class 23 Yarns and threads
Class 24 Fabrics
Class 25 Clothing
Class 26 Fancy goods
Class 27 Floor coverings
Class 28 Toys and sporting goods
Class 29 Meats and processed foods
Class 30 Staple foods
Class 31 Natural agricultural products
Class 32 Light beverages
Class 33 Wines and spirits
Class 34 Smokers' articles
(b) Services:
Class 35 Advertising and business
Class 36 Insurance and financial
Class 37 Construction and repair
Class 38 Communication
Class 39 Transportation and storage
Class 40 Material treatment
Class 41 Education and entertainment
Class 42 Miscellaneous
(2) The establishment of the classes of goods and services set forth in subsection (1) is not for the purpose of limiting or extending the rights of the applicant or registrant. A single application for registration of a mark may include any or all goods upon which, or services with which, the mark is actually being used comprised in one or more of the classes listed, but in the event that a single application includes goods or services in connection with which the mark is being used which fall within different classes of goods or services, a fee equaling the sum of the fees for registration in each class shall be payable.
History.--s. 1, ch. 67-58; s. 4, ch. 87-265.