Trademark Registration
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Introduction to Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) and Trademark Registration
In the realm of developing innovative products, methodologies, brand identities, and content, significant investments and resources are indispensable. Consequently, creators, be they individuals or entities, necessitate exclusive rights over their creations. Intellectual Property (IP) systems and laws are designed to safeguard this individuality.
Trademark Registration entails securing the brand name and logo within specific trademark classes, which encompass 45 categories catering to various goods or services classifications. Entities or individuals must discern the appropriate class corresponding to their goods or services.
Various forms of IP, such as trademarks, confer rights from the moment a work is created and registered. While registration is not obligatory, it yields several benefits, serving as prima facie evidence of ownership, simplifying IP right enforcement in legal proceedings. Without registration, proving ownership in cases of illegal IP use can entail a protracted process.
Registered Trademarks enable owners to reap returns on their investments by preventing unauthorized usage of their creations by others.
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Advantages Of One Person Company (OPC) Registration:
Brand Protection
Securing the brand name through registration prevents competitors from acquiring the same, safeguarding the uniqueness of a company's asset. Owners can legally restrain unauthorized use and pursue damages in cases of infringement.
Enhanced Identifiability
Trademarked products are easily identifiable, aiding customers in swift product recognition and differentiation among various goods, contributing to the establishment and safeguarding of the product's goodwill.
Creation of Valuable Asset
Registered trademarks become intangible assets, tradable, franchisable, or commercially exploitable, ultimately benefiting companies or individual proprietors as an intellectual property.
Legal Protection
The Trademark Act of 1999 offers legal recourse against infringement, allowing owners to file cases against unauthorized use of their logo, brand, name, or slogan.
Boosts Sales and Advertising
The brand attached to a product enhances sales by attracting more customers, making the product easily recognizable in the market.
Eligible Trademark Components
Name
Including the applicant's or predecessor's name or signatures.
Word
Distinguishing words indicating the origin of goods.
Numbers
Alphanumeric or numerical combinations.
Logo
2D or 3D representations of business entities.
Documents Required for Trademark Registration
ID Proof (Driving License, Voter ID card, or passport)
PAN Card of Members and Directors
Soft copy of brand name and logo
Power of Attorney/User Affidavit
MSME Certificate (if applicable)
Certificate of incorporation/registration (excluding individuals)
Trademark Registration Process
Questionnaire Completion
Provide basic details and necessary documents via a questionnaire for trademark registration.
Trademark Search
Check name availability using word and phonetic searches within the desired class.
Document Submission
Submit relevant documents to authorize the trademark application filing on your behalf.
TM Application Preparation
Prepare the TM-A application and share a draft copy for your review before submission.
Obtain Digital Signature Certificate (DSC)
Upon successful application submission, receive the trademark application along with the challan containing essential details as proof of submission.
Apply for Director Identification Number (DIN)
The registration process takes 6 months to a year; if accepted and uncontested, the mark is registered for ten years, extendable through renewal applications.
Trademark registration is a critical step in safeguarding intellectual property rights and ensuring brand exclusivity and protection in the market.
Insights on Trademark Registration
- Trademark registration entails certain guidelines to consider before initiating the process. A trademark that is identical or deceptively similar to an existing registered trademark, or one likely to cause confusion, deception, or offense, cannot be registered. Moreover:
- The intended mark must be representable graphically.
- It should effectively distinguish the goods or services of one entity from others.
- The mark should be in use or proposed to be used, indicating a connection between the goods/services and the right holder.
- Once a trademark application is registered, the applicant may use the TM symbol, signifying an application, and after registration, the (r) symbol can be used. Registered trademarks remain valid for ten years from the registration date, extendable upon renewal.
Difference between Trademark, Patent and Copyright
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Basic
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Trademark
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Patent
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Copyright
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Governed By
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Trademark Act, 1999
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Patents Act, 1970
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Copyright Act, 1957
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2
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Protects
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Protection of unique brand elements like names, slogans, logos, shapes, colors, etc.
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Safeguards inventions that are novel, original, and have industrial utility.
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Safeguards original literary, artistic, and dramatic expressions, etc.
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3
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Validity
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Ten years, extendable via renewal to ensure perpetual protection.
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Twenty years from the initial application date; a territorial right.
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Lifetime of the author plus 60 years after their death.
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4
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Secures
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Brand identity under which products/services are sold.
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Inventions useful for the world.
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Intellectual and creative creations.
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5
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Rights
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Immediate entitlement after registration.
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Time-consuming registration; the owner can prevent others from claiming rights.
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Rights established upon creation by the author.
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6
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Provisional
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No provisional application but requires a trademark search.
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Allows provisional application, providing a 12-month window for a complete specification.
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No provisional application necessary.
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Understanding these distinctions can aid in choosing the right form of intellectual property protection. For any further information on the trademark renewal process, please follow this link.
Should you have any queries or require assistance with trademark registration, feel free to contact us at 8890077750 or email us at financialchartered.com@gmail.com.
