REGISTERED No. DL—33001/2001

The Gazette of India

P U B L I S H E D B Y

A U T H O R I T Y

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NEW DELHI, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2001 (MAGHA 21, 1922)

[Separate paging is given to this Part in order that it may be filed as a separate compilation)

[PART III—SECTION 2]

(Notifications and Notices Issued by the Patent Office relating to Patents and Designs)

THE PATENT OFFICE

PATENTS AND DESIGNS

Calcutta, the 10th February 2001

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=-- C a l c u t t a . 2 o the 3rd January 200'

LIST OF HOLIDAYS FOR THE YEAR 2001

No. A-45 M1 /1/2000—The following days have been declared as Holidays to be observed by the Patent Office, Calcutta, during the

the Year 2001.

- — .

SI. No.

'M.

02.

03.

04.

05.

06.

07.

^8.

09.

10.

11.

1 ^

13.

15.

16.

I*.

Holidays & Connected Festivals

Republic Day

Sri •Panchami/Basantpanchami

Maha Shivaratri

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Prophet Mohammed)

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D"rpawpii /T»iv-'^'i^

Gnru Nm-k's Bir'.hi v

'dui ritcr

Christmas Day

Month & Date

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A"r. 6th

Apr. 13th

May 7th

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Oct. 2nd

Oc*. 2<th

Ocf 26tb

N^v. '."th

N^v. in'h

D°c " "th

Ore 25'h

Days of the week

Friday

Morday

Wednesday

Tuesday

Thursday

Friday

Friday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Friday

Wednesday

priday

Mon^^y

Tuesday

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ofv^r"*"""'•-' r.'ilw) would observe 17 Holidays in a ypar ontnfw'iic'i 3 nt-nel" P,e~iuMi- Day, Inie-iendence Day &

M-vh-.trrjx G-ndhi's Binhdi;' «. W be com^ui'ory. The remaininp iAcc;asior>--m?y ^e ^ef-Tmined by cuch Bstablishmpnts/

O/panisaticTis th"rr.r.(1vfs on y< ar t^ y.ar basis. The da'es of holidays f->r tli1? Muslim Festival rr.ay be changed on sighting

of the Moan and -lecisioa to bj taken bv the State Govt.

Dr. S. K. PAL

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ALTERATION OF DATE UNDER SECTION 16

185497 (1714/Cal/98)

Antedated tj lltn Decembei, 1S.96.

385498 (1715/Cal/98)

Antedated to 11th December, 1996

185500 (1720/Cal/98)

Antedated to 11th December 1936

COMPLETE SPECIFICATION ACCEPTED

Notice is hereby given that any person interested in oppos-

ing the grant of a patent on any of the applications eon-

censed, may, at any time within foar months trom the date

or this issue or witiua such mrthei period not

exceeding

one month if applied for on Form 4 prescribed under the

Patent (Amendment) Rules, 1999 before the expiry of the

said period of four months, gj/e notice to the Controller of

Patents at the appiopnate office on the piescnbed Form 7

of such opposition.

The written statement of opposition

stwald be tiled in duplicate alongwith evidence, if any, with

said notice or within sixty days of its. date as prescribed

•n Rule 36 as amended by the Patents

(Amendment)

Rules, 1999.

The Classification given below in respect of each specifica-

tion are according to Indian Classification and International

Classification Systems.

Printed copies of the specification and diawings, if any,

can be supplied by the Patent Office or its. branch offices on

payment of prescribed charges of Rs. 30/- each.

In the event of non-availability cf printed specification

photocopies of the specification and diawings, if any, can be-

supplied by the Patent Office and its branch offices on pay-

ment of prescribed photocopy charges (K> Us 10/- per \-p >*

of such document plus Rs 30/-.

Int Cl4

C 08 K 5/07

185491

Ind Ci

32 (A-2)

A STABILIZED COLORAM LOlviPOSillON

Applicant

K1MBERLV C^ARA. WORLDWIDE INC OF

401 NORTH STRtEf, NfchNA

W oCONSIN 54956, USA

Inventors :

(1) RONALD SINCLAIR NOIIR

(2) JOHN GAVIN M\CDONAIi3

Application No 966/Cal/95 filed o.i i7-o-l995

Appropriate Office foi Oppo-itio

I <-Lc ej.o£,3 (Rule l,

Patents Rules, 1972), Patent Ofl^

CalaitU

8 Claims

A stabilized, colorant composition compiling

(a) a colorant medium

(b) a stabilizing compoiMo i f ts nt

n s ud .oloiant

medium in an amouut of iior > 0 1 to 50% by v\ eight

of said ccloiant meJLum said stabilizing composition

being a compouna ha\int, the ixumnij

O

II

Ri-C-CHz-CIi R2

Wherein when Ri is an aty, g o^j

K is a o>aiogei a'kvl,

aryl, heterocycLc or pnenyl gioap, the phenyl gioup

b .ig

substituted with an aikyl, 'ialo, ani'iio, •>•" i1 nil 'iou/>,

Wheiem » k i 'I ij an >i>i t o - P

i

h'uios " P!^>1

ciyl, heteiocy^hv, or pnenjl ,n)i,

re r -'• 1 °ioun

Lv ig

substituted Aith. an aikyl, u Jo, ^

r

^

iMi civ,dp

nJ

Wjiciein when Ri or Ro i

in .uj!

CUD S. intituled \ .ai

one or more canbonyl, etiiylene, pLvii i c

i,

iyl ^ub iti

ii

aiyl, oi vmjlic gioup-s, wherein

(bt

v a, s i e ce ,nt nnil\

ananged loniimg a chain ui ii'

^ I _ o rs,

Compl Sp;cn

100 i a^es

Di^n, 4 Sheets

Int C l '

H 04 J 3/ 12

185492

Ind Cl

187 H

A TELLPHONL S^STHH H .1 i k '

. L N I I N O SYS-

TEM LO 4TPOL SIGN A1

Vpphcant

IONIC A IN FZRN \T1ON *

L1MJ1 t D

OF

f O W l E \

ROAD

C WBRIDGF, CB4

A\S,

UNITED

KINoDOlSr

Tnventors

(!) RICHARD JOHN AI B'<OW

(2) SIMON M l i X ^ N D t R bi \> *

(\)

ifclGH CARTER

(4) RUPERT LfcSLlL

\ ' Us \

KEH. J O J JINCJS

(5) PAU1

MAXWELL

M A ^ l i ^

(6) NETL PHJUP FiERCY

I

Appucition No

ln0^ ( 1/95 fiif

0,1 2+' ''5

(Contention No 9-+187^0 7 hltd o- \< ) J4 111 U K )

Appiopnate Oflice toi

Onno'ition

Pn i,^edins,s

(Rule 4,

Patent"- Rules, 1972), Pattut Offic^

C"Kutti

4 Cbims

A telephone conmunir Hion s t "i i< '

.-ciitmn

>stem

lontrol -unaU comp'ism^ ,1 bd.c

tpfmsi f,i lor transmitting

signals to a pluul t> J

si "

'

> « ^>

""tl

b ' ^

v t a-

tion <6) cuinpji'iij a P ic=».vr

n n

s (2

M i

ontjol

"iqnjl fragment^ion

ind ti.n=mis

1 r>

n, (4) operative to

fMgrrert

\sten

cuntioi smra's

•> " nie^t^eim 'ed p°rt ons

of "different time si of

wi' "i li

(

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l o 1

86

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transmission, and to tiansmit the fragmented system contiol

signal, tbv system conirol signal comprising at least one of

^ paging message addressed to a specific subscnbei unit (8),

a message allocating traffic channels in response to a request

from a subscriber unit (8) to

set-up a call, a message

addressed and sent to a specific subscriber unit (8) despite

no traffic ch&nnel being allocated, a list of channels available

to subscriber units, and a list of time slots available for

call set-up requests.

Int. Cl.1 : H 03 M - 7/02 - 7/50

185493

lnd. Cl. : 186 B

APPARATUS FOR DECODING A SIGNAL ENCODED

BY SUSING TRELLIS CODED MODULATION.

Applicant . DAEWOO ELECTRONICS CO. LTD OF 541.

5GA, NAMADAEMOON RO, JUNGGU, SEOU1 , REPUB-

LIC OF KOREA.

Inventoi : LIM, YONG-HEE

Application No. 1520/Cal, 95 hied on 27-11-95.

Appropriate Office for Opposition Proceedings (Rule 4,

Patents Rules, 1972), Patent Office, Calcutta.

9 Claims

An apparatus for decoding a signal encoded by using tielhs

coded modulation, wherein the apparatus recovers a

dara.

symbol including a first bit and (N-l) remaining bits fiom

a transmitted signal, wherein the first bit of the data symbol,

is coded by a 1/2 convolutional encoder to provide JWO coded

bits and a modulated signal corresponding to the data symbol

is selected 2 N + 1

predetermined signals on a 1-dimensional

axis, the amplitude of each of the predetermined signals cor-

responds to one of 2 N + 1

combinations of the remaining

(N-l) bi;s of the data symbol and the two coded bits, and

the modulated signal is transmitted through a channel to form

the transmitted signal,

the appaiatus comprising :

a hard decision block for deciding the (N-l) remaining bits

of dasa symbol in response to the transmitted signal;

a metric decision block for pioviding two bit metiics

in

lesponse to the transmitted signal wherein each of the

bit

metrics is a number reflecting a confidence level that each of

the two coded bits "1", and

A Viteibi decoder for determining the fust bit of the data

symbol based on the two bits metrics

Int. Cl.1 : C 09 B 67/22

185494

lnd. Cl. : 32 C

A DYESTUFF MIXTURE OP WATER-SOLUBLE FIBER-

REACTIVE AZO DYESTUFF.

Applicant : HOECHST AKTIENGESELLSCHAFF OF D-

659266 FRANKFURT AM MAIN, REPUBLIC OF GER-

MANY.

Inventois :

(1) WERNER HUBERT RUSS.

(2) BENGT-THOMAS GROBEL.

(3) UWE MROTZECK.

Application No. 1530/Cal/95 fieled on 27-11-95.

Appropriate Office for Opposition Proceedings (Rule 4,

Patents Rules, 1972), Patent Office, Calcutta.

10 Claims

A dyesluff mixture comprising one or moie azo dyestuffs

corresponding to the formula (1) and one or more azo dyestuffs

coiresponding to the formula (2) in a mixing latio of 90 : 10%

by weight to 10 : 90% by weight

in which :

M

is hydiogen or an alkali metal or the stoicfeiometric

equivalent of an alkaline eaith metal,

D1

is the radical of a ben?ene or naphthalene nucleus;

D'J has one of the meanings of D1;

fcUU ill—i&c. i I THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, KBBRIIARY 10, 2001 CMA«HA 21, L922)

87

R1 is bydiosen, alkyl having J to 4 cordon IUJDU 01 al-

kow

having 1 (o 4 carbon atoms if D: or DJ is tbe

ladicnl of a benzene nucleus, or is hydrogen or sulfo

it D1 oi D' is the radical of a naphthalene nucleus;

KJ is hydiogen, jlk^l having 1 1u 4 caibon atoms, alkox>

having 1 to 4 caihon iitorn* or sulfo if D1 or B* is

(he iadiL.il of a benzene nucleus,

or is hydrogen or sulfo if D1 or D2 is the

radical of a naphthalene nucleus;

R3

is hydrogen, alk>lhaving 1 to 4 carbon atoms,

or alkoxy having 1 to 4 carbon atoms;

R4 is hydrogen, alkyl having 1 to 4 carbon atoms,

or alkoxy having 1 to 4 carbon atoms;

R5 is hydrogen, alkyl having 1 to 4 carbon atoms,

alkoxy having 1 to 4 carbon atoms or sulfo;

Ro ib hydrogen, alkyl having 1 to 4 carbon atoms,

or alkoxy having 1 lo 4 carbon atoms;

R7 is hydrogen, alkyl having 1 to 4 carbon atoms,

alkoxy jiaxing 1 to 4 carbon atoms or sulfo;

R

i^ hydrogen or alkyl having 1 lo 4 carbon

atoms;

Y'

is vinyl, p-sullaioelliyl, p-thiouulfatoethyl or

p-chlorocthyl;

Y2 has ono of tlw jnoamiigs of Y1;

Y* has one of the meanings, of Y1;

X1

is fluorine, bromine or chlorine;

X2

has one ol the meanings of X1; and

the gi ouos —sO2—Y1, — SO2—Y2 and —SO2—Y3

arc in the nieta- or para-position relative to the

azo group on the benzene nucleus of D1 and D2 or

are bonded in the met a- or para'Position relative

to the amino group.

(Compl. Specn. 44 pages

Drg. Nil)

Ind. C I. . b2 i:

185495

Int. (.I.1 : U U6 h, 35,00, 37/00, 37/12

WASHING MACHINE WITH A VARIABLE PULSATOR.

Applicant • DAfcWOO FXhCTRONICS CO. LTD, OF 541,

5-GA NAM DAEMOON-RO, JUNG-KU, SEOUL, KOREA.

Inventor : TAE-HYUN, NA.

Apphc.i"ion. Nt> 195/Qil/96 filed on 5-2-96.

(Convenlion No. 21599-95 filed on 21-7-95 in Korea).

Appiopiiate Oflkc for Opposition Proceeding!) (Rulo 4,

Patents Rules 1972), Patent Office, Calcutta.

8 Claims

A washin., nisi.hme viitli <i vaiiaUo pubatoi, campnsms ;

j M.ilionjry tub foi iecei\ing washing wliter when Hashing:

4 tevolviBg shaft Uisposed at the center of tlie bottom ef *

stationary tub ;

a washing tub coaxidlly cotiiiev.ted with the stationary tub,

the washing tub being revolvable on the 1 evolving shaft aifrf

having plurnlity of washing water communiLiition holes;

a plusutor mounted on 11 bottom in the washing tub, the

puisator being revolvable on the revolving ihafl. and

beins

movable up or down depending on revolving dncctiont;

d. variable puliator disposed on the pulsntoi ut an upper

jKJsilion of the revolving shaft, the variable pulsator

being

extended or shrunk in width depending on the upwanl or

downward

movement of the pulsator in revolution, of the

revolvuijj shaft, and

a driviag part for revolving the 1 evolving shai; in older to

operate the washing tub, the pulsator, and the variable pulsa-

tor.

tod. Cl • 49 B, 49 F, 49 H

jgs^jj

EBL Cl.1 : A 47 J 4J/«4, A 47 B 11, 00

A FOOD' PREPARATION WORK ARE \

Apphcan; : TACO BELL CORP. Ol- I7M1 VON KAR-

MAN, IRVINE, CA 92714, U.S.A

Inventors :

(1) RICK C. WINFREE.

(2) BILL A. SAUNDERS.

(3) DONALD HYATT.

(4) DRIC L. ROSE.

(5) MICAH TSERN.

Application No. 285/Cal/98 tiled on 23-2-98.

(Convention No. 60/038,653 tiled on 21-2-1997 in U.S.A.).

Appropriate Oflicc for Opposition Proceedings (Rule 4V

Puttmts Rules, 1972), Patent Office, Calcutta.

11 Claims

A food pieparation work (irea coinpriiiiv: a fusi setiion {}),

a second section (5) lying genaially normal to the fust set^

twn (3). nnd .a third section (7) positioned n^vt 10 and »j-

tb'nding away I'mm the second sseaion (5>, j he6ted storage-

88

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IPART HI—SEC. 2

compartment positioned on one of. the sections, and a cooled

stoi age comportment positioned on .mother one of tho .tsttions.

Int. Cl,1 : C 07 U 311/08

185 W7

IwJ. Cl. : 32 F 3 fa)

K PROCESS FOR SYNTHESIZING WARFARTN" ALKALI

S^LT FROM 2-HYDROXYACEiOPHFNONF,.

Applicant : HOECHST CEI ANESE CORPORATION

OF

202-206 NORTH, SOMERVILLE, NEW JFRSEY, UNITED

STATES OF AMERICA.

Inventors :

(1) IBRAHIM M. UWAVDAH.

(2) MOHAMAD' ASLAM.

(3) CH\RLES H. BROWN IT.

(4) SHARON R. I-TTZH'ENRY.

(5 I JOSEPH A. MCDONOUGH.

Application No. 1714/Cu|/98 filed on 23 9-98.

(Convenlion No, 60/009,4 lt> filed on 2K-12-95 in

USA

and 08/651,599 filed on 22-5-96 in USA).

(Divided out of No. 2136, Gil/96 antedated to 11-12-96).

Appropriate Office for Opposition Proceedings (Rule 4,

Patiits Rules, 1972), Patent Office, Calcutta.

5 Claims

Process of synthesizing, ftom 2-hydroxyaeetophenone,

the

tompound warfarin alkali iV.t, comprising •

(n) reacting 2-hydioxyacetophenone, carbonate ester, jnd

elfeclivc base;

(b) iciiiovit)B' hydcuxyl-functionalized specie-; formed by

ester hydiolyiis;

(cj treating the l^ult o£ (b) with a suitable polar liquid;

(d) treating the- icsult of (c) to place it* pH within the

range of about 1 to about 2 ;

(a) separating the resulting precipitate and removing resi-

dual acid from .'he precipitate to achieve an

about

neutral pH;

(f) reacting the precipitate of (e) with effective unsa-

turated ketone, such as herein described in a protic

solvent in winch warfarin product is insoluble, and

in prwnce ct eifective phase-transfer catalyst;

<t) ticntiiiB list jwult of (f) with MnWent 1o «\tiact 'i>

wnrfarin product;

(h) removing tho protic iolvtnt layer and concentrating

the wmrarm-beniing solvent layer as needed to allow

warial in crystnUi/alion;

(i) separating solid warfarin;

(j) trtating the result of (i) with. eiYcctive alkali, alko^ide,

hydi oxide, or comb nutioti;

(M lemuvimr oilier organic solvents and drying ?o itj>U'

rat? warfarin alkali salt.

Compl. Specn. 16 Pages;

Drgns. Nil.

Int, Cl/ : C 07 D 311/08

18549S

Ind. Cl. : 32 F 3 (a)

SYNTHESES OF WARFARTN BASED ON 2-HYDROXY-

ACETOPHENONE.

Applicant : HOECHST CEI.ANESE CORPORATION

OF

202-206 NORTH, SOMERVILLE, NEW JERSEY, UNITED

STATES OF AMERICA.

Inventors :

(1) UWAYDAH TBR\HIM M.

(2) ASLAM MOHAMMAD.

(3) BROWN CHARLES H. U.

(4) FIT/HENRY SHARON R.

(5) MCDONOUGH JOSEPH A.

Application No. 17I5/CaI/98 filed on 23-0-98,

(Convention No(s) 60/009416 and

08/051599 filed on

28-12-95 and 22-5-96 respectively in U.S.A.).

(Diuded out oE No. 2M6/Cal/96 antedated to 11-12-96).

Appropriate Office for Opposition Proceedings (Rule 4.

Patent Rules, lc>72), 1'jtont Office, Calcutta.

5 Claims

Process of svnthesizinrt, from 2-hydrox>'acetophenone,

the

compound wtirfiun, tompri ,Lng :

(.i) reuUinfi 2-hydioxyacctophenone, carbonate ester, und

eflcctive base;

(b) removing hyileoxyl-function<ilized species formed by

ester hydrolysis;

(O tier MI (< tile rt'.uli of (b) with a suitable polar liquid;

(d) ttuatins th« iciuli of (c) to place its pH within the

lauste ol about I to about 2;

(e) separating the resulting precipitate and removing resi-

dual acid from die precipitate to achieve an

about

neutral pH;

(f) reacting the precipitate of (e) with effective unna-

tural ed ketone, such as herein described in a protio

solvent in which warfarin product is insoluble, and

iti piescn.-e of effective phase-transfer catalyst;

(g) trcalinjj the result of (f) with solvent to extract the

product; and

(k) lemoving the prolic solven: layer and concentrating

the product-bearing solvent layer as needed to allow

waifarin ciystallization.

Compl. Specn. 15 Pages;

Dr^ns. Nil.

Int. Cl.1 : F, 04 D 29/38,

185499

B 29 D 31 '00, H 64 C 27/04, 27/46

Ind. Cl. ; 4 N

A COMPOSITE SPAR I-OR \ UEI-K OPTETR HOTOR

HI.ADE AND A METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING THE

SAMB.

PAKI UI—-Sue. 2j TQE GAZBXFE.OF

INDIA, FJJtymA&y 10, 2001 (MAG££A 21, 1922)

S9

Applicant : UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION.

OF

SIKORSKY

AIRCRAFT

T "

~ "

Tv."

"\TM

STRFET, PO. BOX 9729, STR • : • • - . •

• •!' "•••.': V

06497-9129, U.S \

Inventois, .

(1) REINFELDER WILLIAM CARL.

(2) KOVALSKY DAVID ANDREW.

(3) JONES COREY DAVIS.

(4) PURSE JEFFRY CHARLES.

(5) D'EGNAN WILLIAM.

Application No. 987/O1/95 filed on 22-8-85.

Appropriate Office for Opposit^m Pioceedmgs (Rule 4,

Patents Rules, 1972), Patent Office, Calcutta.

26 Claims

A composite spar (10) for a helicopter rotor blade (6), the

composite spar being composed of composite laminates, and

defining upper and lower «iidewafl region (40, 42) and flap-

wise bending axis (54) and longitudinal axis (25) characteris-

ed in that :

said eofflpomtc spar (10) has forwaid and aft conic regions

(45, 47);

said composite laminates have a combination of high and

low modulus composite fibres disposed in a binding matrix,

and compose :

csossply laminates (60) in each of the upper and

lower

sidewall regions (40, 42) having end poraons (62e», 62,,.) ex-

tending into the forward and aft conic regions

(45, 47) res-

pectivey, said end portions (62e,), of said crossply laminates

(60) in said upper sidewall region (40) overlapping said end

portions (62e») of said crossply laminate (60) in said lower

.sidewall region (42) to foim sfrucnual JOIOJ, in the forward

aim aft coni* legioa* (45, 47) said structural joints ©pfcra-

tive to integrate said crossply laminates (60),

said crossply laminates having high modules

composite

fibers being oiiented within a range of ±42° to ±38" *o re-

lative to the longitudinal axis (25); and at least one unidirec-

tional laminate (70) in each of the upper and lower sidewall

legions (40, 42) interposed between said crossply laminates

(60), said unidirectional laminate (70) comprising combina-

aon of high and low modulus composite fibres being oriented

substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis (25);

said structural joints being located in a region of low stress

relative to the flapwise bending axis (54) and said unidirec-

tional laminate (70) being located in a region of high bending

stress rela&ve to the flapwise bending axis (54) for providing

maximum bending strength;

said crossply laminate (60) providing combined tortMoal

aad axial strength relative to the flapwise bending axis (54)

and longitudinal axi* (25), and said fiber orientation thereof

providing thermal;

compatibility with an interposed unidirectional laminate (70);

and

said low modulus composite fibres of said unidirectienal

laminate (70) providing enhanced damage tolerance.

Int. Cl.1 : C 07 D 311/08

18550G

Ind. O. : 32 F 3 (a)

SYNTHESES OF W ^RFARIN-ALKALI

SALT-KQPRO-

PY1». ALCOHOL COMPLEX B4SED ON 2-HYDROXYACE-

TOPHENONE.

Applicant : HOECFST CFXANFSF TORPORATTON OF

202-706 NORTH SOMERVILLE, NEW JERSEY UNITED

STATES OF AMERICA.

In en'cr'

lv IB?

OM M UW\YHAD.

(2) MO '\MMAD ALSAM

C3) CHARLES H. BROWN II.

(4) SFAON R. FTTZHENRY.

(5) JOSEPH A. MCGONOUGH.

Application No. 1720/Cal/98 filed on 23-9-98.

90

THE GAZETTE OF INOIA, FEBRUARY 10, 2DQJ. Q£A.GHA 21. 1922)

[PART IU—SEC- 2

Convention No(s>). 60/009,416 filed on 28-12-95 and 08/

651,599 filed on 22-5-96 in U.S.A.).

(Divided cut of No 2H6/Cal/96 antedated to 11-12-96).

Appropriate Office for Opposition Proceedings (Rule 4,

Patent Rules, 1972), Patent Office, Calcutta

8 Claims

Process for synthesizing, from 2-hydroxyacetophenone, the

compound warfarin-alkali snlt-isopropyl alcohol complex, com-

prising :

(a) reacting 2-hydroxyacetophenone, carbonate ester, and

effective base;

(b) removing hydroxy-functionalized species formed

bj

ester hydrolysis;

(c) treating the result of (b) with a suitable polar liquid;

(d) treating the result of (c) to place its pH within the

range of about 1 to about 2;

(e) separating the resulting precipitate

and removing

residual

acid from the precipitate to achieve

an

about neutral pH;

(f) reacting the precipitate of (e) with effective pnsaturat-

ed ketone, such as herein described in protic solvent

in which warfarin prod act is insoluble, and ia pre-

sence of effective phase-transfer catalyst;

(g) treating the result of (f) with solvent to extract the

warfarin product.

(h) removing the protic solvent layer ami concentrating

the warfarin product-bearing solvent layer as needed

to allow warfarin crystallization;

(i) separating solid warfarin;

(j) treating the result of (i) with effective alkaB, alkoxide,

hydroxide, or combinations;

(k) removing other organic solvent and drying to separate

warfarin alkali salt;

(1) treating the result of (k) with isopropyl alcohol; and

(m) separating warfarin-alkali salt-isoprpyl alcohol com-

plex.

Compl. Specn. 17 Pages;

Drgns. Nil.

Ind. Cl. : 94G; 77B-1

1&5501

Int. CL* : B0ID 11/02

A DEVICE FOR EXTRACTION OF OIL FROM

OIL

SEEDS.

Applicant : (1) OM PRAKASH

KAPOOR, (2) VINOD

KUMAR

KAPOOR, f3) ANIL KUMAR

KAPOOR, (4)

PRADIP KUMAR KAPOOR, OF 446 INDUSTRIAL AREA

B, LUDHIANA-141003, INDIA,

INDIAN

NATIONALS,

ALL TRADING AS ASHOKA ENGINEERING CORPORA-

TION.

Inventors :

(1) OM PRAKASH KAPOOR, INDL-V.

(2) VINOD KUMAR KAPOOR, INDIA.

(3) ANIL KUMAR KAPOOR. INDIA.

(4) PR\DI™ KUMAR FA"OOR, INDIA.

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0

0

0

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Anpron-'ote Office for Orrooution Proceeding (Pn'<* 4

Pat-its RnV- i<?"?>, p tent O<fic? Branch, New Delhi-110005.

4 Claims

A device for oil extraction from oil seeds comprising, a

feeding hoppsr (H) provided for feeding stoved seeds to the

crusher assembly (OH), characterised in that a rotatable stove

chamber being mounted above said feeding hopper for pre-

trealing the seeds therein and said ciusher assembly comprises

a relatable upper and lower ciushei chambers (C|C2) wherein

stoved seeds being crushed in stages, a single motor (M) drive

being connected to the shafts CSiSj of said upper and lower

crusher chambers with gear means (GR, GB) for reducing

load on the device.

Ind. Cl. : 29 A.

185502

Int. Cl.4 : G01D 1/16.

AN APPARATUS FOR CONTROLLING

EXTERNAL

DISTURBANCES IN A PROCESS.

Applicant : KABUSHIKI KAISHA TOSHIBA, A JAPA-

NESE COMPANY, OF 72. HORIKAWACHO. SAIWAIKU,

KAWASAKI-SHI, KANAGAWA-KEN, JAPAN.

Inventor : KAZUO HIROI—JAPAN.

Application for Patent No. : 844/Del/91 filed on 10-09-91.

Appropriate Office for Opposition Proceedings (Rule 4,

Patents Rules,

1972), Patent Office Branch,

New

Delhi-

110005.

7 Claims

An apparatus for controlling external disturbances

in

a

process, said apparatus

comprising

target

variable filter

means for generating a computed target variable to perform

a compensation control operation; deviation operation means

for computing a deviation between the process variable and

the computed target variable inputted from the target vari-

able filter means; and main control means for performing

at least proportional and integral control operations on the

computed deviation between the process variable and

the

computed target variable inputted from the deviation opera-

tion means;

characterized by target variable control means

provided

between said target variable filter meais and said deviation

operation means for changing the input into the deviation

operation means from the computed tarcet variable to

the

given target variable when the deviation is less than a prede-

termined value or gradually,

at a predetermined speed rate,

after said deviation has become less th?n a pi edetermined

vahie.

PART m—SBC 21 THE CJAZETTE OF INDIA, FEBRUARY 10, 2001 (MAGHA 21, 1922)

91

Ind. Cl. : 68 B.

'

* 85503

Int. Cl.4 : H01B 7/00.

A HOUSING BASL f-OR

HIGH VOLTAGE

EQUIP-

MENT GAS + INSULATED IN \ METAL HOUSING,

IN PARTICULAR EQUIPMENT

FOR.

CONNECTING

CABLES.

Applicant.

GEC

ALSTHOM SA, A FRENCH

BODY

tORPORATL

38, AVENUE

KjLEBi.iS.-7j I1b

PARIS,

bR^NCE.

Inventor . JLAN-MARIE DELCOUSTAL- -I RANGE.

Application

foi Patent No. : 1153/Del. 91

filed

on

25-11-91.

Appropriate Office for Opposition Proceedings

(Ruie 4,

Patents Rules,

1972), Patent Office Branch,

New Delhi-

110 005.

7 Claims

A housing base for high-voltage equipment gas-insulated

ia a metal*housing, (1) in particular electrical equipment

for connecting cables, comprising an adapter member

(5,

10) bolted to a peripheral (3) flnnge of said I'ousing

d)

with a seal (8) there between saiJ adapter member (5, 10)

clamping at least one ca'oV insul.'ii. (4) base by screwing to

ajower holding J6) part with seals ( 8, 9) there between,

sajd adapter member (5, 10)' comprising at least two con-

centric (5/'ltf)

part* joined toi.ciher dccioutliibiy and seated

together^ a* first'concentric (5)'part j'-aonpj saij insulator

base (4-i and a secoid concentric (10) pan being annular

and, joined to said flange '(3) of "aid housing (1).

Int. Cl . 27 1) L

185504

Int. Cl.1

J?02D 5/00, 27/12

AN IMPROVED

PROCESS FOR THE

FORMATION

OF A MINI GROUTED PILE FOR REINFORCEMENT

OF WE4K SOILS

Applicant

COUNCIL OF

SCIENTIFIC

&

INDUS-

TRIAL RESEARCH. RAFT MARG NEW DELHI-110 001.

TN0TA.

Inventors

1. BHAGWAN GOV1ND RAO—INDIA

2. ASHOK KUMAR SHARMA—INDIA

Application for Patent No. : 1157/Del/91 filed on 26-11-91.

Appropriate Office for Opposition Proceedings (Ride 4

Paieas Rules.,

1972), Pateat Office Branch,

New Delhi-

7 Claims

lit irii.iir.tc: ,)iu.'.-, for tbc pieparaaoa of mini grouted

t,-\e having I-K< d:ai;ieur rang.ng from 100—250 mm,

for

•Jiulr>ioi.niwri •••>{ v...s -or| winch comprises preparing plora-

ufy o! (i.i.,c.i t-.)lcs. preparing a column of grout inside the

"(id i.oits

io pio.ivle pks-;a!ity of mini footed' piles, said

,'•!;•..'•. l)cm» I'rov-ded viifh a reinforcement m the form of a

«Lformed '-'cei b».-. a- ;.iiour.d skirt of rigid material such

<>b heiem described being provided to the said soil column

at its upper end and aiound its periphery, the depth of

the said skirt varying between one fourth to one third of the

length of the said column of mini geofsted piles, * tte top of

the said piles being provided with a footing f©ij better load

d stribution, the •sa'tf rfinforcemfnt profiling from the top

ci tne said piles which connect* them >vitfi the footing.

Iarf. Cl. : 56 A.

^8005

Int. Cl.4 : B01D 3/00.

PROCESS AND APPARATUS FOR

TOE

DjmLLA-

TION OF AIR TO PRODUCE QASEQUS OXy&WWk-

DER VARIABLE OPERATING

CONOfnom'

Applicant . L'AIR LIQUDML

SGCffiTE

ANQNyM?

POUR L'ETUDE ET L'EXPL6A"ATtfjN DES

Pmcmm

GEORGES CLAUDE, A FRENCH BODY CQBf/QiAm

OF 75, QUAI D'ORSAY-75321

PARIS

C E D ^ ^ W

(FRANCE).

taventor:

BERNARD DARREDEAU-^FRANCB.

Applicauon

foi

Patent

No. . 1164/Del/91 filed on

27-11-91.

Appropriate Office for Opposition Proceedings

(Rule 4,

Paten's" Rules.

1972). Patent Office Braarh,

New Delhi-

110005.

8 Claims

Process for* distillation of an to pioduce passous oxyg«n

under vaiiab'e operat;tig conditions, by meaij!, of a double

co'iimn apparatus wheiein air to be "-..lan'.-.d bv t'istiHatjO!1

>s compressed and infioduced at the Lo: o .i -M the

mfr.

piessure column, liquid rich in oxygen i-> \ it'idrawii from

2—457 GI/2000

i>2

LHE OA2EITE OF INDIA, FEBRUARY 10, 2001 (MAGHA 21, iy22) (gift U1S&C. 1

tlit bottom ot the mean pressure column, a poraon of said

liquid IN after expansion introduced into the low pressure

column and remaining portion of &aid liquid is after expan-

sion vaporised in a condenser, said vnpomed portion being

introduced into the low pressure column, characterised by

i losing liquid oxygen from the Iov. pressure column of the

double column to a tint storage container and introducing

liquid nitrogen fiom x second storage container to ar double

column when the demand foi gasoous oxygen is lower than

mean \alue passing liquid oxygen bled in the first storage

container into the low pressure column and simultaneously

passing a corresponding quantity of condcased nitrogen

in

the second storage container when the demand for gaseous

oxygen is higher than the mean value, compressed oxygen

in gaseous state is passed into the head exchange line of the

apparatu" to produce additional liquid

nitrogen

gaseous

when the demand ol oxygen is lower than the mean value,

the flow of liquid nitrogen injected into the double column

being corresponding reduced

Ind. Cl, : 123 C

185506

Int. CV : HOI H, 4/14

AN IMPROVED PROCESS I OR THE PREPARATION

OF WELDED ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS.

Applicant . COUNCIL OF SCIENTIFIC AND INDUS-

TRIAL RESEARCH, RAH MARO, NEW DELHI! 10001,

INDIA,

AN INDIAN REGISTERED BODY INCORPO-

RATED UNDER THE REGISTRATION OF SOCIETIES

ACT (ACT XXI OF 1860).

Inventors .

1. RANIIT SINGH SOLANKL-INDIA

2. ASIM KUMAR SINGH—INDIA

1 KUNAL BASU—INDIA

Application

for

Patent

No. . 1235/Del/91 filed on

16-12-91.

Appropriate Office for Opposition Proceedings

fRule 4

Patents Rules,

1972)

Patent Office Brnnch, New Delhi-

T10 005

4 Claims,

An improved process for the prepamtian ot welded dec

tncal components which comprises cutting and machining

the ends of the ETP copper pieces to te welded to prepare

.i V-jomt having single or double gradient in the range or 30°

to 1>Q C, cleaning the edges lliroughly by knvvon mechanical

and chemical methods

applying a thin urufown coating of

known flux on the edpts throughly by known

mechanical

and chemical methods

applying a thm uniform coating

of laiowii flux on the edge*, covering the prc-heated pieces

with thermal insulating material to miunnwe beat IQSH, wel-

ilfn^

th

pieces

bv known OMAty process usinp known

lUler material, und adjacent area of the pieces to be welded,

characterised in that welding is carried and by placing the

said pieces onto a non-consumable graphite bacldng having

2-3 mm coot opening, on graphite

backing; pre-heating

the pieces to a temperature In the rango of 650 to 72O°C

(Compl. Specn

9 pages,

Dryi

ml shcell

lud. U

27 G, 186 A

U3507

Int. Cl1 . E04G 9100, 21/26

T l f L R S T D o f w E ^ 1 - HAVING A1 THb fcDUES

Applicant

PACHAL-WERK G, MAIER

GMBH, 01-

KRfcCZBUHi. SIRASSB 5,

D-7619 STHNACH,

GER-

MAPI V t

Inventor

JOHANN DADSTIEBER—GERMAY.

Application for Patent No. : 57/Del/92 hied on 29-1-92

Appropriate Office for Opposition Proceedings

(Rule 4

Patents Rules,

1972), Patent Office Branch, New Delhi-

110 005

9 Claims

A lormwurk panel (1) having at the edge» thereof webf.

(3) which project substantially at right angles to a form-

ing burtace (2) thereof and are flat, the cross section of

.wtd edge webs running from said forming surface (2) to a

free edge, said cross-sectional course of, said edge

webs

being directed away from the framing surface (2) at least

at said free edge and said free edge limiting the

greatest

width of the edge web (3), in the position of use the ednc

weba having lying indirectly or directly there against

tfie

edge wotos <3) ot adjacent fonnwork panels (1) and being

engaged by connecting means (4) for fastening

together

the edge webs (3) lying against one another,

characterised

m that said one edge web (3) having a longitudinal

edge

(6),

is seated against in aligned longitudinal edge (7) of an

adjacent said edge web (3) of an adjacent fonnwork

panel

and aid edge webs (3) adjacent to said seated aligned edges

(6, 7) thereof are recessed away from each other so that

each said edge web is provided with a recessed area (5)

directed towards centre of each respective formwork panel

(I),

each said edge web (3) beyond said recessed area (5)

thereof being oppositely oriented to provide a flute or bead

(8) thereat which is open towards the centre of said fonn-

work panel (1).

Ind U

170 A

18530b

Int Cl1

C U D 9/00

\ SOAP BAR COMPOSITION

Applicant

THt PROCTER & GAMBLE COMPANY A

COMPANY ORGANIZED AND EXISTING UNDER THL

LAWS OF THE STATE OF OHIO, OF ONE PROCTER S.

fiAMBLE PLAZA, CINCINNATI,

STATI

OF

OHTO

UNITED STATES OF <\MFRICA

F J * at~4ftpr 3 I HE GAZETTE OF D*J3slAs ttl&ItUA&X, ICk 2001 (MAGHA 21, 1922)

*3

1. FRAjiSISCO ANTCWIO MCHAafcO-U,S, «L;

*. J ^JJiS FOWARD KALETA-—U.SiA.

A^pKcauotn for Patent do. : lifXkifbf*&i6)m*4ih

ft*,,

"2.

AB#»piiate Office for OppObitio*-. ProfiMNHw- (Role <J,

i*«esf» Rules,

1972\

Patent Office-Waqefc,

S*«p* SJdhi*

.10065.

.•* s*P"t*ar competition- cotnfK;f-lv$ti,:

{&) ifc>»"75%. to 85% by weight >ef a substa&tiklh

u aier-solublc noJi-lithium mixed Ce—CM fitly acte

vl?i trom Xfc to IS', by v-eipbt of a porylaytlro^, iktl<

wta'd amide surfactant;

(c) UK telancc bctjig ^iner aai ctpij^a&J v'i>sve» ji»iid'

(SAHpuneBts

(»!.€•!

K42D t/20

I/IB.

i&*5#<>

In- <J.* : 134 D

--r.HJClh SH-ERlNfi C<X.L\^

<H»P»fcjat : THE TORRINGTON C OMFANV I l M U t i . .

\

BRI11S1£

COMPAXy, OF TORfilNGTON AVPN'l I ,

'5OVKNTRY, WARWICKSHIRE CV4 9AE, ENCI \ND

uvvsntyr : N1CHOIAS HENERY-MOORE—ENGI AND

igppUcatioo for Patent No. : 109/Dcl/92 filed OP 10-Z-92

v"of«entloo Application No. : WO.^Sig.a/BB^and/IO-l-*:

Afpreyiiate Office for Opposition Proceedings

CRute •<

••sweats Rales,

1972), Patemt Office Braach,

New

Delhi

5 Claims

K vtkide steering column incorporating

an

adjostobK

itx.li facility and c«upling means to abwwb rotatiooiil back

1uafe between a first and second part connected thereby wMle

iraosauttiag tortjue' throu^i the two parts, said

coupling

means comprising a

toreioa bHshing

havmg integral firjt

^*a^nd and third zones contiguous with each other, the &aid

tint and second zones being flexibly connected by the *.did

i fatal J»BO and the said first and second zones being angular!-

<>t'vi ono from the other.

(nil. Q- : 32 C.

l*S5l#

int. Q.*: B 01 D--5^/44,

AN APTUATUS -FOR J3PBCItOMFIRlCM IV MJ?A«

^TJS»*G AN isamuc CAS.

AwUcaot : OTSUKA'PHARMAaiUilCAL CO.,

LfOr,

•\ CORPORATION OROAKXSED UNDCR TIDi

LAWS

IIP JAPAN,-OF « K.-WDATSUKASACHCW:HO-3rH0MB,

CfljyORA-KU, 1X>KYO 101. JAPAN.

Tnvestatt •:

1. YASHIMW.O KUB®t-JAPAN

2. KATSUHIRO MORISAWA- JAP \N

3. YASUSHI ZASU—JAPAN

4. EUI IKEGAMI—JAPAN

5. KAZUKOKI TSUXSUI—JAPAN

6. TAMOTSU HAMAMASAAK1 MORI- JAPA^

?. TAXASIU MARinrAMA—JAPAN

A?plfelion

t"oi

Patent

Na : 21M,'Del 96

fatal

#a

IH«-W,

Omvajiiofl daw 14 Mar %/gO58O52/JP, 23 >an;].-j\; %

»<1D9545/JP, 1M De«u*ber

95/7314490/JP,

Utb

dctdbv

45/"26:»305/JP, ')tb Oc^ber 95/7261746/IP, 11A OciNKi.

•S'^633WJV, 9th October "5 '7261745 'IP u«J *lh Ottt>

iwr 95,-726n44 JP.

Appropriate Ofiicc tor Opposition Proceeding

(Tln)c 4

CuteaN RuJfs.

1977 >, Patent Office Biancb.

New-

JX*ft>-

110D05

* ("taljas

Aa apparatus for spectrometricillj measuring an tMMcfv

3,as, which is adapted to determine concentrations < of

a

plurality of component gases in a gaseous, test sample fey

introducing th e gaseous test simple into tw»

cells, i&ea

measuring iatcosity of light transmitted through the gaseous

test sample at wavelengths suitable for the respective compo-

nent gases and processing data of the light intensity, charac-

serized in thai the two cells for receiving the gastoijs test

sample

intioduced

ttaerein arc

disposed

in

pundk1

s.'ong light path%

between

a light

source

atid

a

prtotoreceptof

and

have different

lengths and

«t refcr-

tnee

eel'

filled

with a reference JSK having no obs»rj>

non at the wavelengths for measurement is disposed betweers

A -shorter one of the two cells and the r*" 1*r>~- -"r^'r •": t-i-

wtfcu the light source and the slwrter ..!. •.•••». i- ili-j-.-vi, a

gus injection means for sucking therein

the gaseous ten

sample and then injecting the gaseous test sample into

d«

ce!I by mechanically pushiii" vat the gaseo'is test sample at

•* vOjis*ant u'.s during measurement of Ii"'n inten-«itv.

94

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fPART fH^Seo 2

OPPOSITION PROCEEDINGS UNDER SECTION 25

An opposition has been entered by M/s. Indian Space Re-

search Organization Karnataka to the grant of a patent aa

application No. 1^252

(60/Mas/94)

dated 1st February,

1994 made by M s. Quakomm Inc

U.S.A..

Ah opposition has been entered "by M/s. Crompton' Grea-

ves Limited, Mumbai to the grant of patent on applicatio'n

No. 184271 (728/Cal/94) dated 9th No/omber, 1995, made

by M/s. Orient General Industries Limbed, Calcutta.

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be

endorsed

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weids

LICENCE

OF

RIGHT Under Section 8" of the Patents

Act, 1970 from the date of expiration of three years from

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4 High

Power

Motors Pvt.'Ltd. of 52, Mittal

court-A. Ntarhian Point, Mumbai-400021, Maha-

rashtra State, India.

"CELLING

EAN".

31st'

March 2000.

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(Pb.)

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an

Indian

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firm.

"HANDLE-HOLDER FOR HAND PUMP". 2 4 *

May 2000.

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Indian

Propnetorship

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IHNI) PUMP''.

24lh

May

2000.

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7fW7l, W . I . India,

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April 2e«fl.

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HHKa,

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Maharashtra,

Mdia.-

"COMB". 19th July 2000.

Class 3 No

183033. T.V. Pradeep, an Indian National

Company of Velsons Industries bf 213, Hiraapn-

dani Industrial Estate, Kaniur Marg, (W), Mam-

bai, Maharashtra, India. "TORCH'". 27th July

2000.

Class 3 No. 183038.

K. K. Electricals of L-259

Laatan

Puri, Multani Dhanda, Pahar Ganj, New Delhi-

110055, an Indian-Company. "GEYSER".

28th

July 200a

Class 3 No. 583261. Subhash Narayan

Mhatre,

ladian

National of 1203, B-Wing, Bhavaai Tower, HT

Powai, Behind Petrol- Pnmp,

Powai,

Mawfcai-

400076, Klaharashtra, .India. "MOSQUITO

RE-

PELLENT WTTH NIGHT LAMP". 12m& Axfkast

Ctosj, 3

183404. Symphony Comfort Systems Ltd., an Iadia

Company Sanskrut, High Court Road, Navntfig-

pura, Ahmedabad-380009, Gujarat State,

Iaiia.

"DESERT AIR COOLER". 12th September 2000.

Class 3 No. 183423. M/s. Joyo Plastics, an Indian Partner-

ship firm of 15-A/F,

New

1 mpire hUtaftriaf

Estate, Kondivita Lane, I.B. Nagar,

Aadtreri

(East),

Mumbai-400059,

Maharashtra,

India.

"POT". 14th September 2000.

Class 3 No. 183427. M/s. Joyo Plastics an Indian Partner-

ship firm of

15-A/F, New Fmpire Industiia!

Etate, Kondivita

Lane,

I.B.

Nagor.

A.nd^-.'M

(East),

Mumbai-400059,

Mahaiashtra,

Tmih

•'TRAY". 14th September 2000.

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THE GAZETTE OF INDIA, FFBRUARY 10, 2001 (MAGHA 21, J922)

95

Unss 1 No

1H1510 At 183511 Sympnoiv Comforl ^ys-

lenis I united, an Inili'1:i

roair-iny,

Sansknjt,

Higli Court ROKI,

N.wiangpjra,

Ahmedabad-

I.WOim, Gujar.it, India

"AIR C OOLfcR"

2<th

Scptcmbci 2000

( i.i^ 1 No 181703 M s kishore Indi^'.ies A&hinAud In-

dustii.il fcstatc Ram JVJandir Road, Bldg. No 05.

1*t Moor Goicgaon West, ^.iumbii-400104. Stale

of M.ilnrashlra, India ••SWITCH" 17th October

2000

C1.is<- ^ No IR3705 Thci mor-last Industries (?) Ltd. Shaima

Industnal hstate, 108. 1st llonr, lldyog Bhavan,

Ciorcgaon (Fast) Mumb.u-4000b37 Slate of Mataa-

lashtra

"BOTTLE". 17th October 2QS».

L'IHSS 3 No 183718. Crystal Plastics * Metallizing

Pvt.

Ltd. MI Indian Company *t Singh House,

Plash

CSkUi,

at

Veer

Savarkar MM%, PraWfcad#vi,

Mumbtti-4e(»25, Maharashtra, India. "PLAS*HC

C»MB". 18th 0ctober 2§«9.

Lhss 4 No 1S2R76 Bouchcron Ht>Wmp of 26 Place Ven-

dojn-75001, "PfRPUME

BuTTT.E". 14th

July

2000.

IJ=S 4 No

18^292 M R S Piodu^'t Pvt. Ltd. of

4-A,

Sijed Sully Stieet (5th Moor Room No. 42) Cal-

iTt(i-700()73, IW B I m Indian Pvt. Ltd. Com-

pany. "BOTlL-k" 25th August 2000.

Class !() \ i

1N3608. Lentto Polymers of 4, North Arjim

NujMuAgra, (LJ.P.) an Indian partnership con-

;cm. "SOLE OP FOOTWI'AR".

9th October

2000.

H, D. THAKUR

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