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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CASE BRIEF : Parvesh Kamboj & Ors. vs The Controller General of Patents, Designs and Trade Marks
The Delhi High Court addressed whether trademark oppositions could be filed beyond the statutory period due to the Supreme Court’s COVID-19 extension of limitation. The Court found the authorities’ actions arbitrary, allowed late oppositions, and suspended registrations pending opposition resolution.
Read more about CASE BRIEF : Parvesh Kamboj & Ors. vs The Controller General of Patents, Designs and Trade MarksHigh Court permits delayed trademark evidence because of E-portal upload issues
The Delhi High Court permitted delayed filing of trademark opposition evidence due to e-portal upload limits, clarifying statutory timelines under trademark rules. This case illustrates how technical challenges in e-filing are addressed by the judiciary to ensure procedural fairness in trademark proceedings.
Read more about High Court permits delayed trademark evidence because of E-portal upload issuesTrademark Application, Prosecution Process, and Timelines
This post analyses the procedural steps, statutory requirements, and timelines for trademark application and prosecution in India. It offers a structured guide to help applicants navigate each stage efficiently and in compliance with Indian trademark law.
Read more about Trademark Application, Prosecution Process, and TimelinesL’Oreal Faces Trademark Opposition from Marshmello, Instagram vs. Instakarma and more
This bulletin explores key trademark opposition cases, including L’Oreal vs Marshmello and Instagram vs Instakarma, as well as recent Indian and international updates on generic marks, brand licensing, domain disputes, and geographical indications. The content provides detailed legal analysis and factual clarity for readers interested in trademark law.
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This post analyses recent trademark opposition hearing cancellations, extensions by the IP Office, and notable brand and GI developments. It offers legal updates relevant to trademark owners and practitioners in India.
Read more about Extension Granted by IP Office, Trademark Opposition Hearings Cancelled, and moreTrademark Registration in India
This article analyses the former procedure for trademark registration in India, detailing each legal step under the Indian Trademarks Act. It is intended for research and educational reference, highlighting key aspects such as filing, examination, and renewal.
Read more about Trademark Registration in IndiaStarbucks Loses to a Puppy, Narcos Series Video Game to be Launched!, Battle of the Chickens, Jurassic Park Roars 25th Anniversary, and other Weekly Trade Mark News
This bulletin covers the latest weekly trademark news such as Indian trademark statistics, Starbucks losing an opposition in Japan, and updates on the Narcos video game and Jurassic Park anniversary. Key legal and licensing developments, as well as a GI dispute over the Kadaknath chicken, are also discussed.
Read more about Starbucks Loses to a Puppy, Narcos Series Video Game to be Launched!, Battle of the Chickens, Jurassic Park Roars 25th Anniversary, and other Weekly Trade Mark NewsInstagram opposes Microsoft over the use of the suffix ‘gram’
Instagram has challenged Microsoft’s attempt to register ‘Actiongram’ as a trademark, citing potential consumer confusion due to the use of the ‘gram’ suffix. The dispute raises key issues about brand identity and trademark protection in the tech sector.
Read more about Instagram opposes Microsoft over the use of the suffix ‘gram’CGPDT and DSLSA join hands to dispose of pending IP disputes
The CGPDT and DSLSA have partnered to address the backlog of IP disputes in India, focusing on efficient resolution through mediation and commercial courts. These initiatives are intended to expedite long-pending trademark and IP matters.
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