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Trademark

Trademarks identify the source and origin of particular products and services. They can consist of words, logos, slogans, designs, or sounds. The objectives of trademark registration and protection are to prevent fraudulent uses that could confuse consumers and identify the source of goods and services. To qualify for registration, a trademark must differentiate one business from another and not be too similar to existing trademarks. The Indian Trademark Act of 1999 outlines the registration procedure and provides statutory protection to trademark owners.

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Trademark

Trademarks identify the source and origin of particular products and services. They can consist of words, logos, slogans, designs, or sounds. The objectives of trademark registration and protection are to prevent fraudulent uses that could confuse consumers and identify the source of goods and services. To qualify for registration, a trademark must differentiate one business from another and not be too similar to existing trademarks. The Indian Trademark Act of 1999 outlines the registration procedure and provides statutory protection to trademark owners.

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TRADE MARK

Introduction

trademarkis a recognizable
sign, design or expression which
identifies products or services of a
particular source from those of
others. Thetrademarkowner can
be an individual, business
organization, or any legal entity.

A trademark can be:

A Word or name
A Logo
A slogan
A Design
A sound etc

OBJECTIVES
The registration and better
protection of trade marks for goods
and services.
Prevention of the use of fraudulent
marks.
To prevent confusion among
consumers as to the source of goods
and services.
FUNCTIONS
It identifies the product and its
origins.

To qualify for registration the


trademark must:
A trademark is a symbol or sign
which differentiates one type of
business from another.
A sign can include a business logo,
words/ content or anything similar.
It must not be similar to existing
trademarks

Procedure for registration


The procedure for registration of
trademark is contained in sec. 18-24
of the trademark Act1999
preliminary advice and search
Examination and objectives
Opposition and objections

Indian Trademark Law


Indian Trademark Law statutorily protects
trademarks as per the trademark act 1999.
The Law of trademark deals with the
mechanism of registration, protection of
trademark and prevention of fraudulent
trademark.
The Law also provides for the right acquired
by registration of trademark, modes of
transfer and assign of the rights , nature of
infringement and remedies available to the
owner in case of such infringement.

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