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Revised Specimen (Name of the Institute should be stated here)SCHEME OF RECRUITMENT FOR THE POSTS IN THE EMPLOYEE CATEGORY OF ENFORCEMENT / OPERATIONAL / EXTENSION File No:. . . . . . . . . . . .

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Revised specimen refers to an updated or corrected representation of a trademark that has already been filed with the appropriate authority.

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The purpose of a revised specimen is to ensure that the trademark registration accurately reflects the current use of the mark in commerce.

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The revised specimen should include details such as the trademark image or logo, the goods or services it represents, and the date of first use in commerce.