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This document is a petition filed by the Free Methodist Church of North America to cancel the trademarks \'LIGHT FOR LIFE\' and \'LIGHT FOR LIFE MINISTRY\' owned by Light for Life, Inc. and David Byung K. Kang, citing priority and likelihood of confusion as grounds for cancellation. The petition details the petitioner’s belief in harm caused by the continued registration of these marks, referencing their longstanding use of a similar mark, \'LIGHT AND LIFE\', since 1902.

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How to fill out petition to cancel

1. Begin by gathering all necessary personal information including your name, address, and contact details.
2. Obtain the correct form for the petition to cancel from the appropriate authority, such as a court or administrative office.
3. Carefully read the instructions provided with the form to understand the requirements.
4. Fill out the form accurately, ensuring that all information is complete and truthful.
5. Include any supporting documentation that may be required, such as proof of grounds for cancellation.
6. Sign and date the petition where indicated.
7. Submit the completed petition to the appropriate office either in person or by mail, following any submission guidelines.
8. Keep a copy of the submitted petition and any accompanying documents for your records.

Who needs petition to cancel?

1. Anyone seeking to nullify a previous legal action or decision, such as individuals looking to cancel a contract or legal obligations.
2. Individuals who have experienced changes in circumstances that warrant the cancellation of a prior agreement.
3. People who wish to contest a ruling or order that they believe should no longer be in effect.

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What is petition to cancel?

A petition to cancel is a formal request filed with a legal authority to revoke a previously granted approval, such as a trademark registration, usually based on grounds such as abandonment, likelihood of confusion, or other legal defects.

Who is required to file petition to cancel?

Any party who believes they have standing, such as an aggrieved party or a competitor, can file a petition to cancel a registration if they feel their rights are being affected.

How to fill out petition to cancel?

To fill out a petition to cancel, one must provide basic information such as their identity, details of the registration being contested, grounds for cancellation, and supporting evidence.

What is the purpose of petition to cancel?

The purpose of a petition to cancel is to formally challenge the validity of a registration and seek its termination to protect one's own rights or interests.

What information must be reported on petition to cancel?

The petition must include the petitioner's details, the registration number of the mark being contested, the grounds for cancellation, and any relevant evidence supporting the petition.