Trademark Application Alone Not Enough for Infringement Suit

Comic-style image illustrating a courtroom scenario. On the left panel, a judge asks a person, "Have you used the trademark?" The person responds, "No, but I intend to!" In the right panel, the word "DENIED" appears boldly in red letters on a bright yellow background. Featured image for article: Trademark Application Alone Not Enough for Infringement Suit

In Deepak Kumar Khemka v. Yogesh Kumar Jaiswal & Ors., the Delhi High Court held that filing a trademark application does not amount to trademark infringement. The Court dismissed the suit in limine, reiterating that infringement under the Trade Marks Act arises only from use in trade – not from proposed registration.

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Getting Speedy Trademark Registration in India – Steps to Take

This article presents key strategies for obtaining speedy trademark registration in India, including strong mark selection, comprehensive search, and use of expedited procedures. Adhering to legal requirements and timely actions can ensure an efficient registration process.

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