Corporate Law : The article explains that trademark registration protects the composite mark as a whole, while Section 17 restricts exclusive righ...
Corporate Law : The article explains the trademark filing and prosecution process in Bhutan, including examination, publication, opposition and re...
Corporate Law : Sensory judgement: A legislative comment on the expansion of the ‘mark’ and the scientific resolution of graphical representat...
Corporate Law : The court ruled that using a registered trademark as a keyword to divert online traffic can amount to trademark infringement. The ...
Company Law : Even after incorporation, a company name can be changed if it conflicts with a registered trademark. Section 16 empowers the Gover...
Corporate Law : Beware of fraudsters soliciting money for IP applications. Report any suspicious claims to the office. Applications processed lega...
CA, CS, CMA : Company Secretaries in Practice are allowed to be registered as Trade Marks Agent under Rule 144 of the Trade Marks Rules, 2017, r...
Corporate Law : A writ petition is filed before Hon’ble Rajasthan High Court, Jodhpur while challenging the Circular dated 28.08.2020 being issu...
Corporate Law : The Union Cabinet in its meeting dated 15.09.2020 gave the approval for signing the MoU with Denmark in the field of IP Cooperatio...
Corporate Law : A trademark application is processed in accordance with The Trade Marks Act, 1999 and The Trade Marks Rules, 2017. 1. Application ...
Income Tax : The Delhi High Court held that Google could not use the registered trademark HINDWARE as advertising keywords and granted a perman...
Corporate Law : The Delhi High Court ruled that the use of registered trademarks as keywords in Google Ads amounts to use under the Trade Marks Ac...
Income Tax : High Court held that consideration received on transfer of self-generated trademarks before 1 April 2002 was not taxable as capita...
Corporate Law : The issue was whether the NCLT could declare ownership of a trademark during CIRP. The Supreme Court held that title disputes not ...
Corporate Law : Delhi High Court grants injunction against Franchise India Brands Ltd. and Ichakdana Food Services LLP for unauthorized use of 'Ra...
Corporate Law : Government proposes draft amendments to Trade Marks Rules 2017 introducing a Code of Conduct, disciplinary procedures, and complai...
Corporate Law : Calcutta High Court put on hold a public notice restricting online legal advertising for trademark registration, keeping the issue...
Corporate Law : Trade Marks (Holding Inquiry and Appeal) Rules 2024 now in effect. New procedures for complaints, inquiries, and appeals under the...
Corporate Law : Explore the proposed Trade Marks (1st Amendment) Rules, 2024 by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry. Learn about adjudication pr...
Corporate Law : The common or generic names of the commodity contained in the package and in case of packages with more than one product, the name...
With the expansion of media and uncovering of personal life’s, celebrities, the one attracting attention of the masses, have been to a greater risk to exposure of the personal space alarming the privacy issues.
Trademark is a unique symbol or sign which may be a combination of colors, words, designs for identification of your goods or services. Trademark registration can be obtained under the Trademarks Act, 1999 through government website ipindia.gov.in
Delhi High Court restrained Institute Of Cost Accountants Of India from using ICAI acronym, a trademark which stands registered in favour of Institute of Chartered Accountants of India
Understand the importance of trademarks and how they safeguard your business. Learn about the legalities, benefits, registration process, and resolving disputes in India.
A trademark is a word, logo or tagline that identifies your business’s products and services. It helps to build your business’s identity. It further prevents any third party from trading upon your established goodwill. In other words a mark which represent your trade is called Trademark .
Learn the steps to register under the Design Act 2000, governing the protection of various designs, offering legal protection & competitive advantage.
Learn about essential post-registration compliances for brands after obtaining trademark registration. Understand renewal, monitoring, enforcement, and record-keeping to maintain trademark validity and protection.
Intellectual Property Rights are intangible assets, created for protection of one’s brand, design, logo, invention etc. The requirement and procedure for obtaining registration of intellectual properties vary accordingly. The owner of intellectual property enjoys various rights and is protected against infringement from third parties.
Trademark registration for device and word marks necessitates separate applications to safeguard your brand’s unique identity and legal rights comprehensively.
Trademarks protect your brand identity and add value to your business, preventing others from using it without permission. Essential for businesses of all sizes, trademarks boost customer loyalty and legal protection.
