What is the classification of trademark registration

Class I Chemicals for industrial, scientific, photographic, agricultural, horticultural and forestry uses, unprocessed synthetic resins, unprocessed plastic substances, fertilizers, compositions for fire-fighting, hardening and metal-welding agents, chemicals for preserving foodstuffs, tanning compounds, adhesives for industrial use [Note] This class includes mainly chemicals for industrial, scientific and agricultural uses, including chemicals for the manufacture of products belonging to other classes. products belonging to other classes. In particular: compost; non-food preservative salts. Excluded in particular are: unprocessed natural resins (Class II); chemicals for medical sciences (Class V); fungicides, herbicides and products for the destruction of noxious animals (Class V); adhesives for stationery or household purposes (Class XVI); preservative salts for foodstuffs (Class XXX); bedding straw (mulch for humus) (Class XXXI)...".　Class II Pigments, varnishes, lacquers, rust and wood preservatives, colorants, mordants, unprocessed natural resins, metal foils and metal powders for painters, decorators, printers and artists [Note] This class includes mainly pigments, dyes and preservative products. In particular, these include: pigments, varnishes and lacquers for industrial, craft and artistic use; materials for dyeing clothes; food or beverage colorants. Excluded in particular are: unprocessed artificial resins (Class I); bluing agents for laundry and bleaching purposes (Class III); cosmetic dyes (Class III); pigment cases (school stationery) (Class XVI); insulating pigments and insulating lacquers (Class XVII).　Class III Laundry bleach and other materials, preparations for cleaning, polishing, stain removal and abrasive purposes, soaps, fragrances, essential oils, cosmetics, hair shampoos, toothpastes [Note] This class consists mainly of detergents and cosmetics. In particular: deodorants for personal use; hygienic preparations for make-up. Excluded in particular are: chemicals for cleaning chimneys (Class I); stain removers for use in manufacturing processes (Class I); deodorants for non-personal use (Class V)." Grinding stones or hand-abrasive wheels (Class VIII); Class IV Industrial oils and greases, lubricants, dust-absorbing, spraying and bonding articles, fuels (including gasoline for motors) and lighting materials, candles and wicks for lighting [NOTE] This class consists principally of oils and greases for industrial use, fuels and lighting materials. It excludes, in particular; certain special industrial oils and fats (see alphabetical list).　Class V Medical and veterinary preparations, hygienic preparations for medical use, nutritional products for medical use, food for infants, plasters, dressings, fillings for dental cavities and molds, disinfectants, preparations for the destruction of noxious animals, fungicides, descaling agents [Note] This class consists of medicines and other preparations for medical use. These include, in particular, hygienic preparations for personal care, other than cosmetics; deodorants for non-human use; and cigarettes for medical purposes which do not contain tobacco. Excluded in particular are: hygienic preparations for cosmetic purposes (Class III); deodorants (fragrances) for personal use (Class III); orthopaedic bandages (Class X)..."　Class VI Ordinary metals and their alloys, building materials of metal, movable buildings, metal materials for railroad tracks, cables and wires of metal for non-electrical purposes, small metal fittings, metal tubes, safes, articles of ordinary metal not included in other classes, mineral ores. [Note] This class consists mainly of unworked and semi-worked common metals, and simple articles of these metals. Excluding in particular: bauxite (Class I); mercury, antimony, alkali earth metals of the alkali metals (Class I); metal foils and metal powders for painters, decorators, printers and artists (Class II); CLASS VII Machines and machine tools, motors and engines (other than for land vehicles), couplings and transmission units for the transmission of machines (other than for land vehicles), non-hand-operated agricultural implements, hatchings [Footnote: This class consists mainly of machines, machine tools, motors and engines (other than for land vehicles), coupling and transmission units for the transmission of machines (other than for land vehicles), non-hand-operated agricultural tools, hatching apparatus. Includes machines, machine tools, motors and engines. Including in particular: parts of motors and engines of all kinds; electric cleaning machines and equipment. Excluding in particular: certain specialized machines and machine tools (consult the word-for-word classification list); hand-operated hand-held tools and instruments (Class VIII); motors and engines for land vehicles (Class XII) Class VIII Hand-operated utensils and instruments (hand-operated), cutlery for knives, forks and spoons, cutlery for knives, razors [Footnote: This class consists mainly of hand-operated utensils and instruments of all kinds of trades. Including in particular: knives, forks and spoons cutlery made of precious metals; electric razors, barber's pushers (hand-operated implements) Excluding in particular: certain special-purpose tools (consult the alphabetical list of classifications); motor-driven instruments and tools (Class VII); surgical knives (Class X); paper-cutting knives (Class XVI); fencing implements (Class XXVIII) Class IX Scientific, nautical and geodesic surveys, photographic, cinematographic, optical, Weighing, measuring, signaling, testing (supervision), ambulance (rescue) and teaching apparatus and instruments, apparatus and instruments for processing, switching, transmitting, accumulating, regulating or controlling electricity, apparatus for recording, communicating, reproducing sounds and images, magnetic data carriers, recording disks, mechanical constructions for vending machines and coin-operated activation devices and coin-operated activation devices, cash receipts recorders, computers and data-processing apparatus, fire-extinguishing Apparatus[Note] including, in particular:Instruments and apparatus for laboratory scientific research: electrical instruments and apparatus for pilotage, such as measuring and ordering instruments and apparatus; electrical instruments and apparatus of the following kinds:(1) certain electrothermal tools and appliances, i.e., soldering irons, electric irons, if not electrically operated products, belonging to Category VIII; (2) some equipment and devices, electric heating of clothes, cigarette lighters for automobiles, if not electrically operated, belonging to the other classes; protractors; perforated card-type office machines; entertainment devices for use in conjunction with televisions; all computer programs and software, irrespective of the medium on which they are recorded or the means of their distribution, that is to say, software recorded on magnetic media or downloaded from remote computer networks. Excluded, in particular, are the following electrically powered instruments and apparatus: (1) electrical appliances for cooking (food mills and stirrers, juice extractors, electric coffee grinders, etc.) and other apparatus and appliances of Class VII which use electric motors; (2) electric shavers and barber's pushers (Class VIII); (3) electric toothbrushes and combs (Class XXI) (4) electrical appliances for room or liquid heating, cooking, ventilating, etc. (Class XI) ); clocks and other timepieces (Class XIV); time control clocks (Class XIV).　Class X Surgical, medical, dental and veterinary instruments and apparatus, prostheses, artificial limbs, eyes and teeth, orthopaedic articles, materials for suturing [Note] This class includes mainly medical instruments, apparatus and supplies . In particular: specialized instruments for medical purposes; certain rubber hygiene articles (consult the alphabetical classification list); bandages for orthopaedic purposes. Class XI Lighting, heating, steam, cooking, refrigerating, drying, ventilating, water supply and sanitary installations [Note] including, in particular, air-conditioning installations, electric or non-electric bed-warmers, hot water cylinders, heating pans, non-medical electric heating pads and blankets, electric kettles, electrically heated cooking appliances. Excluding, in particular, apparatus for the production of steam (Class VII), electrically heated clothing (Class IX). CATEGORY XII VEHICLES, LAND, AIR AND SEA CARRIERS [Note] Including, in particular, motors and engines for land vehicles; coupling and transmission elements for land vehicles; air cushion vehicles. Excluding in particular: certain parts of vehicles (consult the alphabetical list); metallic materials for railroads (Class VI); motors, transporters, coupling and transmission elements for non-land vehicles, parts of motors and engines of all kinds (Class VII) Class XIII Firearms, arms and cartridges, explosives, pyrotechnic articles [Note] This class consists mainly of goods for firearms and fireworks. It excludes, in particular, matches (Class XXXIV).　Class XIV Precious metals and their alloys, and articles of precious metals not included in other classes, or articles plated therewith, jewelry, precious stones, jewels, clocks and chronometers [Note] This class includes principally articles of precious metals and their alloys, and generally includes jewelry, jewels and clocks. It includes, in particular: articles of jewelry (imitation jewelry and jewelry and precious stones of precious metals); shirt cuff links, tie pins. Excluded in particular are: certain articles of precious metal (classified according to their function and use), e.g. metal foils and metal powders for painters, decorators, printers and artists (Class II), gold powders for dental purposes (Class V), cutlery of knives, forks and spoons (Class VIII), electrical switches (Class IX), gold nibs (Class XVI); works of art of nonprecious metal (classified according to their origin).　Class XV Musical instruments [Note] including, in particular: mechanical pianos and their accessories; music boxes; electric and electronic musical instruments. Excluding in particular: sound recording, broadcasting, amplifying and playback equipment (Class IX).　Class XVI Paper, cardboard and articles thereof, not included in other classes, printed matter, bookbinding supplies, photographs, stationery articles, adhesives for stationery or household purposes, art supplies, paint brushes, typewriters and office supplies (other than furniture), articles for education or instruction (other than apparatus), articles of plastics for packaging (not included in other classes), printed type, printing plates [Note] This class consists mainly of paper, paper products and office supplies. In particular, these include: paper cutters; mimeographs; plastic paper, plastic bibs and plastic bags for packaging. Excluded in particular are: certain paper or cardboard products (consult the alphabetical list); pigments (Class II); artists' hand tools (e.g. smoothing knives, sculpture scissors) (Class VIII).　Class XVII Rubber, gutta-percha, gum, asbestos, mica and articles of these raw materials, not included in other classes, semi-finished plastics products for manufacturing purposes, packaging, filling and insulating materials, non-metallic hoses [Note] This class comprises mainly electrical, thermal or acoustic insulation, as well as semi-finished plastics paper, board or rods. Including, in particular: rubber for repairing tire treads; rubber or plastic cushions and fillers; anti-pollution floating barriers.　Class XVIII Leather and artificial leather, articles of leather and artificial leather, not included in other classes, furs, trunks and travelling bags, umbrellas, parasols and walking sticks, whips and harnesses [Note] This class includes, inter alia, leather, artificial leather, articles of travelling goods, not included in other classes, and harnesses. Excluding, in particular, clothing, shoes and hats (see alphabetical list).　Class XIX Building materials of non-metallic origin, rigid pipes of non-metallic origin for building purposes, asphalt, tar, portable buildings of non-metallic origin, monuments of non-metallic origin [Note] This class consists mainly of building materials of non-metallic origin. In particular, these include: semi-finished timber (e.g. beams, boards, sheathing); plywood; glass for building purposes (flat sheets, glass tiles); glass granules for road signs; concrete mailboxes. Excluded in particular are: preparations for the storage or waterproofing of cement (Class I); fireproofing preparations (Class I).　Class XX Furniture, glass mirrors, frames, articles of wood, cork, reed, rattan, wicker, horn, bone, elephant knuckles, whalebone, shell, amber, mother-of-pearl, seafoam, substitutes for these materials or articles of plastics, not included in other classes [Footnote] This class consists principally of furniture and parts thereof and articles of plastics, not included in other classes. In particular: furniture and camping equipment of metal; bedding (e.g. mattresses, springs, pillows); mirrors and furnishings or vanity mirrors; license plates, not of metal; letterboxes, not of metal and not of concrete. Excluded in particular are: certain special mirrors classified according to their function or use (consult the alphabetical list); special apparatus for use in laboratories (Class IX); special apparatus for medical purposes (Class X); bedclothes (Class XXIV); quilts and mattresses of duck down (Class XXIV).　Class XXI Household or kitchen utensils and containers (not made of or plated with precious metals), combs and sponges, brushes (other than paintbrushes), brush-making materials, cleaning utensils, steel wool, unworked or semi-worked glass (other than glass for building purposes), glassware, porcelain and earthenware not included in other classes." [Note] This class consists principally of: household and kitchen utensils for small hand-operated operations and lavatory utensils, glassware and china. In particular: household and kitchen utensils and containers such as buckets, large tubs made of iron, aluminium, plastics or other materials, and small hand-operated choppers, grinders, presses, etc.; candle-extinguishers made of non-precious metals; electric combs; electric toothbrushes; dish trays and long-necked, large-bellied glass bottle trays (cutlery); in particular, excluding: certain glassware, porcelain and earthenware (consult alphabetical classification list), cleaning products Soaps, etc. (Class III); small electric choppers, grinders, presses, etc. (Class VII); electric cooking appliances (Class XI); razors and hair clippers, barber's pushers, manicure and pedicure instruments of metal (Class VIII); cosmetic mirrors (Class XX) Class XXII Cables, ropes, nets, canopies, tents, waterproof tarpaulins, sails, bags (not included in the other Classes), linings and fillings (other than rubber or plastics) Fibrous materials for textile purposes [Note] This class includes, inter alia, ropes, cables and sail and sail coverings, linings and fillings and unprocessed fibrous materials for textile purposes. In particular, cables and ropes made of natural or artificial textile fibers, paper or plastics. Excluding in particular: strings for musical instruments (Class XV); certain specialized nets and bags (consult the alphabetical list) Class XXIII Yarns and threads for textile use [Note] Class XXIV Fabrics and textiles not included in other Classes, sheets and tablecloths [Note] This Class consists principally of textile fabrics (hanks) and coverings for domestic use. In particular: bedding made of paper. Excluding in particular: certain special fabrics (consult the alphabetical list); electric blankets for medical use (Class X) and non-medical use (Class XI); paper products for table use (Class XVI); horse coverings (Article XVIII) Class XXV Clothing, footwear and headgear [Note] Excluding in particular: certain special garments and special footwear (consult the alphabetical list) Class XXVI Lace and embroidery, ribbons and Lace and embroidery, trimmings and ribbons, buttons, collar hooks, decorative and sewing needles, false flowers [Note] This category consists mainly of sewing articles. In particular: zippers. Excluded in particular are: certain special hooks (consult the alphabetical list); certain special sewing needles (consult the alphabetical list); yarns and threads for textile use (Class XXIII).　Class XXVII Carpets, rugs, mats, matting, linoleum and other floor coverings, non-textile wall coverings [Note] This class consists mainly of floor coverings or decorative wall coverings.　Class XXVIII Recreational goods, toys, sporting and athletic goods, not included in other classes, decorations for Christmas trees [Note] Includes, in particular: fishing tackle; sports and recreational equipment of all kinds. Excluded are, in particular: diving equipment (Class IX); sports and athletic clothing (Class XXV); nets (Class XXII); candles for Christmas trees (Class IV); Christmas tree lights (festooned) (Class XI); confectionery and chocolates for Christmas tree decorations (Class XXX); recreational devices with television receivers only (Class IX).　Class XXIX Meat, fish, poultry and game, gravies, preserved, dried and cooked fruits and vegetables, jellies, jams, preserves, eggs, milk and dairy products, edible oils and fats [Note] This class consists mainly of foodstuffs for meat, as well as vegetables and other horticultural foodstuffs for daily use or for storage. This category includes, in particular, milk beverages (milk-based). Excluded in particular are: live animals (Class XXXI); certain plant foodstuffs (consult the alphabetical list); food for infants (Class V); medical nutrition (Class V); eggs to be hatched (Class XXXI); animal feed (Class XXXI); salad dressings (Class XXX).　Class XXX Coffee, tea, cocoa, sugar, rice, edible starch, sago, coffee substitutes, flour and cereal products, bread, pastry and confectionery, iced foods, honey, treacle, fresh yeast, baking-powder, salt, mustard, vinegar, sauces (condiments), spices for flavoring, ice for drinking [Note] This class consists mainly of foodstuffs from plant sources for daily use or for storage, as well as seasonings for flavoring. In particular, these include: beverages containing coffee, cocoa or chocolate; grains for human consumption (e.g. oatmeal or other cereals). Excluded in particular are: certain plant foods (consult the alphabetical list); non-edible preserved salts (Class I); medicinal teas and medical nutritional products (Class V); food for infants (Class V); unprocessed cereals (Class XXXI); animal fodder (Class XXXI) Article 31 Agricultural, horticultural and forestry products and grains not included in the other Classes; livestock; fresh fruits and vegetables; seeds, grasses and flowers; animal fodder; malt [and] cereals and other foodstuffs. Animal fodder, malt [Note] This category includes mainly unprocessed field products for daily use, livestock and plants, and animal fodder. In particular: unprocessed wood; unprocessed cereals; eggs to be hatched; molluscs or shellfish (live); excluding in particular: semi-finished timber (Class XIX); rice (Class XXX); tobacco (Class XXXIV); microbiological cultures and leeches for medical purposes (Class V); artificial bait (Class XXVIII) Class XXXII Beer, mineral and soft drinks and other non-alcoholic beverages, fruits and fruit juices, syrups and their syrups, and other non-alcoholic beverages. Beers, mineral and soft drinks and other non-alcoholic beverages, fruit drinks and juices, syrups and other preparations for beverages [Note] This class consists mainly of non-alcoholic beverages and beer. In particular: non-alcoholic beverages. Excluded in particular are: medical beverages (Class V); milk beverages (milk-based) (Class XXIX); beverages containing coffee, cocoa or chocolate (Class XXX). Class XXXIII Alcoholic beverages (other than beer) [Note] Excluding, in particular: beverages for medical purposes (Class V) Non-alcoholic beverages (Class XXXII) Class XXXIV Tobacco, tobacco products, matches [Note] Including, in particular, tobacco substitutes (non-medical). Excludes in particular: certain smoking materials made of precious metals (Class XIV) (consult the alphabetical list); cigarettes for medical purposes, not containing tobacco (Class V).　Class XXXV Advertising; industrial operations; industrial management; office services [Note] This class includes services provided by persons or organizations, the principal purpose of which is: (1) to assist in the operation or management of commercial enterprises; (2) to assist in the management of the business activities or commercial functions of an industrial or commercial enterprise, as well as services rendered by the advertising sector for a wide range of goods or services, intended to be advertised to the public by various means of communication. advertising to the public. These include, in particular, the classification of goods (other than for transport) for others for the purpose of being seen and purchased by customers; services relating to the registration, transcription, writing, compilation, or systematization of written communications and records, and the use or compilation of mathematical or statistical information; the services of advertising agencies and the distribution of brochures or samples, either directly or by postal mail; and the category may cover advertisements relating to other services, such as bank lending or radio advertising services. advertising services. Excluded in particular are: the activities of enterprises whose principal function is the sale of goods, i.e. commercial enterprises; services of valuation and preparation of engineers' reports not directly related to the operation or management of a business enterprise (consult the alphabetical list of classifications) Class XXXVI INSURANCE; FINANCIAL; MONEY SERVICES; REAL ESTATE SERVICES [Footnote] This class comprises, inter alia, services rendered by financial and monetary businesses and services relating to insurance contracts of all kinds. These include, in particular, services relating to financial and monetary operations, namely: (1) services of banks and their related institutions, such as foreign exchange brokers or clearing houses; (2) services of non-banking credit departments, such as credit co-operative societies, private finance companies, moneylenders, etc.; (3) services of "investment trusts", "joint-stock" companies; (4) services of stock and shares companies; (5) services of "investment trusts", "joint-stock" companies; (6) services of "investment trusts", "joint-stock" companies; and (7) services of "investment trusts", "joint-stock" companies. services; (4) services of stock and property brokers; (5) services in connection with money operations secured by credit agents; (6) services in connection with the issuance of traveler's checks and letters of credit; services of real estate managers in connection with buildings, such as leasing, appraisal, or financing; and services in connection with insurance, such as services of insurance agents or brokers, and services for the insured and the underwriters.　Class XXXVII HOUSE BUILDINGS; REPAIRS INSTALLATION SERVICES [Note] This class consists principally of services provided by contractors or subcontractors for the construction of permanent buildings and by persons or organizations for the purpose of restoring a building or keeping it in its original condition without altering its physical or chemical characteristics. These include, in particular; services for the construction of houses, roads, bridges, dams or communication lines, and other specialized services in the construction industry, such as oil painting, culverting, heating or roofing; services ancillary to construction services, such as building plan checking; shipbuilding services; services for the rental of construction tools or materials; and repair services, i.e., the fixing of anything that has been worn out, damaged, or partially destroyed (repairing a house or bringing something else back to its original condition). mutilated objects); repair services of all kinds, e.g. electricity, furniture, instruments and tools; maintenance services intended to keep articles in their original condition without altering any of their properties (for the difference between this Class and Class XL, see the note on Class XL), excluding, in particular: services for the storage of commodities, such as garments or vehicles (Class XXXIX); services relating to the dyeing and printing of textiles or garments (Class XL) Class XXXVIII TELECOMMUNICATIONS [Note] This Class consists essentially of services enabling communication by sensory means between at least two persons. Such services include; (1) enabling one person to converse with another; (2) conveying messages from one person to another; (3) enabling one person to communicate verbally or visually with another (radio and television). This includes, in particular, services which primarily carry out the broadcasting of radio or television programs. Excluding in particular; radio advertising services (Class XXXV).　Class XXXIX TRANSPORTATION, PACKING AND STORAGE OF GOODS, TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS [Note] This class includes principally services rendered in connection with, and necessary for, the transportation of persons or goods from one place to another (by railroad, road, water, air or pipeline) and services rendered by warehouses or other buildings for the storage of goods for the purpose of facilitating their care and preservation. These include, in particular, services provided by companies such as stations, bridges, ferries (railroad transport), etc., for the purpose of transportation; services for the rental of transport vehicles; services relating to towing, unloading at sea, operation of ports and terminals, and the rescue of vessels in distress and of cargo loads; services relating to the operation of airports; services in the field of packing and packaging operations prior to shipment; services of brokers and travel agencies in providing information on the status of travel or shipment, as well as services in providing information on the price, time, or mode of delivery; and services of agents and travel agencies in providing information on the status of travel or shipment, and on prices, times, or modes of transportation. or mode of transportation; services of pre-transportation inspection of vehicles or cargo. Particularly excluded are: services relating to the advertising of transport undertakings, such as the distribution of advertising leaflets or radio advertisements (Class XXXV); services provided by brokers or travel agents for the issuance of traveler's cheques or letters of credit (Class XXXVI); services for the insurance of persons or goods during transport (commercial, fire or life) (Class XXXVI); services for the maintenance of vehicles, nor services for the maintenance of vehicles involved in the transportation of persons or goods (Class XXXVII); services for the maintenance of vehicles (Class XXXVII). maintenance services (Class XXXVII); services provided by travel agents or brokers for the booking of hotel rooms (Class XLIII)....　Class XL Material Handling [Note] This Class consists primarily of services for the mechanical or chemical treatment or processing of organic or inorganic substances or articles not included in other Classes. As required by the classification, the mark is considered as a service mark only if the treatment or processing is performed for others. Under the same requirements of the classification, a trademark is considered a trade mark in various situations where a person trades in a substance or article that has been treated or processed. These include, in particular; services for the processing of articles or substances, including treatment services which alter their essential characteristics (e.g. dyeing of garments); repair services which would be classified in Class XXXVII under the normal classification but which, if so altered, would be classified in Class XL (e.g. chrome-plating of automobile shock absorbers); services in the manufacture of materials other than buildings or articles, such as in cutting, machining, buffing, or plating of metals; services in the manufacture of materials other than buildings or articles, such as cutting, machining, buffing or metal plating. services in the manufacture of materials other than buildings or articles, such as cutting, shaping, polishing or metal plating. Excluded in particular are: repair services (Class XXXVII).　Class XLI Education; provision of training; recreation; sporting and cultural activities [Note] This class includes, inter alia, services rendered by individuals or organizations for the intellectual development of man or animals and for recreation or amusement. These include, in particular, services relating to the education of persons or the training of animals in all its forms, and services intended for the amusement, recreation or entertainment of persons. The display of visual works of art or literature to the public for cultural and educational purposes.　Class XLII Scientific and technical services and research and design services relating thereto; industrial analysis and research; design and development of computer hardware and software; legal services. [Note] Class 42 consists primarily of theoretical and practical services provided by persons, individually or collectively, involving activities in complex fields; these services are provided by professionals such as chemists, physicists, engineers, computer specialists, lawyers and the like. It includes, in particular; services provided by engineers engaged in evaluation, estimation, and research and reporting in the field of science and technology; scientific research services for medical purposes. Excluded in particular are: business research and development (Class XXXV); word processing and computerized file management (Class XXXV); financial and fiscal appraisals (Class XXXVI); mining and petroleum extraction (Class XXXVII); services for the installation and repair of computers (hardware) (Class XXXVII); services provided by professionals such as physicians, veterinarians and psychoanalysts (Class XLIV); medical treatment services (Class XLIV); florists' services (Class XLIV); services for the treatment of patients (Class XLV); and services for the treatment of patients (Class XLV). services (Class XLIV); wreath design (Class XLIV).　Class XLIII Provision of food and drink services, temporary accommodation. [Footnote] Category 43 consists mainly of services for the provision of food and beverages to consumers by individuals or institutions and services provided for the purpose of obtaining beds and boarding in hotels, boarding houses or other institutions for temporary accommodation. It includes in particular: accommodation booking services for tourists, especially through travel agents or brokers; and the provision of meals for animals. Excluded in particular are: rental services for the provision of real estate for permanent use, e.g. houses, apartments, etc. (Class XXXVI); travel services provided by travel agencies (Class XXXIX); food and drink preservation services (Class XL); dyke prom services (Class XLI); boarding schools (Class XLI); sanatoriums (Class XLIV).　Class XLIV Medical services; veterinary services; sanitary and cosmetic services for humans or animals; agricultural, horticultural or forestry services. [Note] Class 44 consists primarily of medical, health and beauty services provided by persons or institutions to human beings or animals, it also includes services relating to the fields of agriculture, horticulture and forestry. It includes, in particular: medical analyses relating to the treatment of patients (e.g. X-rays and taking of blood samples); artificial insemination services; medical advice; animal breeding; and services relating to the growth of plants, e.g. horticulture. Services related to botanical arts such as design and floral composition. It does not include: extermination of pests (except for agricultural, horticultural and forestry purposes) (Class XXXVII); ambulance transportation (Class XXXIX); slaughtering of animals and their taxidermy (Class XL); felling and processing of trees (Class XL); animal domestication (Class XLI); health clubs for the purpose of physical exercise (Class XLI); services for the study of medical sciences (Class XLII); provision of meals for animals (Class XLIII). Provision of meals for animals (Class XLIII); Nursing homes (Class XLIII) Class XLV Private and social services rendered by others for the satisfaction of personal needs, for the protection of property and for the security of persons. [Note] In particular, this includes investigation and surveillance services relating to the security of individuals or groups; services provided to individuals in connection with social activities such as escort services, funeral services and marriage agencies. Excluded in particular are: professional services for the direct direction of business actions (Class XXXV); services relating to the handling of financial or monetary affairs and services in connection with insurance (Class XXXVI); escorting of travelers (Class XXXIX); safe transportation (Class XXXIX); all kinds of personal educational services (Class XLI); performances by singers and dancers (Class XLI); legal services ( Class XLII); medical, hygienic or cosmetic services provided by others for human beings and animals (Class XLIV); certain rental services (refer to the Classification List and to the section of the Preamble (b) relating to the classification of services).