Horizontal to Vertical inversion of letters not a ‘substantial amendment’ of trademark

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Delhi High Court sets aside Registrar’s cancellation of a trademark, ruling that vertical inversion of letters is not a substantial amendment under trademark law.

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Trademark opposition timelines are mandatory, and must be complied strictly, says the Delhi High Court

The Delhi High Court clarified that trademark opposition timelines are mandatory and not subject to extension by the Registrar. The Court reinstated an opposition abandoned due to a minor delay in service, emphasizing strict statutory compliance.

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How to Determine Well Knownness of a Trademark – Part 1 -Trade Marks Act, 1999

This post discusses the key statutory and judicial factors for determining the well knownness of a trademark under the Trade Marks Act, 1999. It highlights the legal criteria and relevant case law, emphasising the need for jurisdiction-specific evidence.

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