Decrease of 53% in Disposal of Trademark Hearings this Week, 407 More Applications Published in the Trademark Journal this Week and more

The latest Indian trademark statistics show a notable decrease in show cause hearing disposals and hearing notices, while registrations and publications have increased. This report provides a structured analysis of weekly and yearly trademark trends compiled from the official journal.

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98% Increase in Trademark Examinations this Week, 19 Trademark Registration Certificates Granted this Week and more

The Indian trademark office recorded a 98 percent rise in examinations this week, along with 19 new registration certificates. The report details notable trends in application processing and jurisdiction-wise statistics, reflecting ongoing developments in Indian trademark law.

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Trademark Registry Speeds Up Examinations & Disposals This Week

The Indian Trademark Registry has shown a marked increase in examinations and disposals this week, with sharp rises in hearings and registrations. This update provides a comprehensive overview of recent statistics, offering insights into ongoing trends in trademark administration.

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Understanding Trademark Registration Procedures in the Maldives

Maldives does not yet have a formal trademark registration system, relying instead on cautionary notices for brand protection. Current legislative efforts are expected to introduce a comprehensive trademark framework, improving legal clarity and compliance with international standards.

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Court Re-Emphasizes the Exclusion of Generic Terms from Registration

The Madras High Court reiterated that generic terms in trademarks cannot be monopolized and must be assessed as part of the whole mark. The Court set aside the IPAB’s order to remove Rhizome’s mark, clarifying the application of the Trade Marks Act in such disputes.

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