This article explores key trademark law updates, including Harley Davidson’s sound mark issue and Kamdhenu mark litigation. It provides statistical insights, international trends, and practical advice for trademark registration, reflecting recent legal developments in India.
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Free Patents, Trademark registration for Startups (Government schemes for startups)
The post examines the SIPP scheme, which offers startups in India free patent and trademark registration support through government-appointed facilitators. It presents eligibility criteria, procedural requirements, and clarifies the scope and validity of the scheme, maintaining a factual and analytical perspective.
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The Trademark Rules, 2017 introduce higher fees, simplified procedures, and incentives for online filing and start-ups in India. New provisions cover expedited processing, well-known marks, and virtual hearings, aiming for efficient and transparent trademark registration.
Read more about Trademark Rules 2017Fast Registrations, Trump, Beer, Brand Licensing, Ikea v. Aikya & more
This post offers a comprehensive review of recent Indian trademark and GI developments, including major litigation, brand licensing trends, and government initiatives. It highlights both domestic and international trademark news relevant to legal practitioners and brand owners.
Read more about Fast Registrations, Trump, Beer, Brand Licensing, Ikea v. Aikya & moreTrademark Application filed for “English Brexit Tea”
The article discusses the trademark application for English Brexit Tea in the context of Brexit’s impact on UK intellectual property law. It provides an objective analysis of legal changes and recent trademark filings related to Brexit.
Read more about Trademark Application filed for “English Brexit Tea”National IPR Policy: Trademark Related Objectives
The National IPR Policy 2016 sets clear objectives for trademark administration and enforcement in India. It aims to improve efficiency, promote brand equity, and strengthen protection mechanisms for rights holders. The policy’s measures reflect a commitment to advancing the intellectual property system.
Read more about National IPR Policy: Trademark Related ObjectivesKeep your hashtags safe!
Hashtags have become essential marketing assets for brands seeking engagement on social media. This post analyses the trend of trademarking hashtags for brand protection and reviews international statistics and examples of successful registrations.
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This analysis examines the Draft Trademark Rules 2015, discussing improvements in registration procedures and areas needing further clarity. The post highlights both the benefits and possible drawbacks of the proposed amendments, offering structured suggestions for more effective implementation.
Read more about Comments and Suggestions on the Draft Trademark Rules, 2015Don’t take the God’s name in vain
The Supreme Court of India has ruled that religious names like Ramayan cannot be trademarked for commercial products, citing public interest and the Trade Marks Act. This post examines the legal reasoning behind the decision and its implications for trademark law in India.
Read more about Don’t take the God’s name in vainDraft Trademark (Amendment) Rules, 2015: Yay or Nay?
The Draft Trademark (Amendment) Rules, 2015 propose major changes to Indian trademark law, including increased filing fees and fewer application forms. While the streamlined process is welcome, expanded discretionary powers for the Registrar may lead to concerns regarding well-known trademark recognition.
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