The validity of a trademark registration in India is for the tenure of 10 years from the date of its registration, after the expiry of which it has to get renewed by filing a renewal application online along with the requisite fee to the registrar of trademark. Every proprietor who has registered its brand name …
Trademark helps in recognizing distinctive goods and services, by creating an identity that takes a brand out of the crowd. If it is not verified, then a brand loses its position in the market. A trademark opposition is the critical stage where a third party can stop an individual or organization from obtaining registration of …
Objection is a preliminary refusal issued by the trademark examiner after examination of your application. Some common grounds for objection are Lack of distinctiveness, Similarity with pending or registered marks. Other reasons are usage of geographical names, international proprietary names, offensive or obscene words as a part of or as a trademark. A periodical check …
Rectification is the legal procedure to correct or rectify an error or an omission that has been made in the details of a trademark as recorded in the trademark register, after the trademark registration. A mark may have been wrongly registered or may have remained on the register even after its expiry. In such cases, the …
A trademark can be defined as the unique identity that makes your product or service different from the rest. Trade mark can be a logo, photograph, slogan, word, sound, smell, colour combination or graphics. Most of the entrepreneur usually look for registration of logo or name only. A registered trademark is your business’s intellectual property …
