TradeMark & IP

Trademark Registration

One such asset is a trademark, which, despite being illusive, strengthens the business and the investments it has made while preventing infringement by connected businesses. It can be a brand name, a logo, a tagline, a graphic symbol, a collection of numbers, or other elements that, once registered, prevent others from using them. This gives you legal protection from rivals who could try to take advantage of your hard work.

TradeMark Objection Reply

You have the chance to respond to the trademark objection raised by the law in a professional manner. Within a month of the online declaration of the Examination Report, you must submit a response to this objection. The Registrar may reject your application if you don't.

TradeMark Renewal

Once submitted, a trademark application must be updated every 10 years; otherwise, the trademark may be removed from the Register of Trademarks. When the registration of the mark is about to expire, an application for the renewal of the trademark must be submitted using Form TM-R and the appropriate fee of INR 9000 per class. Renewal of a trademark may also be done online.

Copyright Registration

Copyright is the legal privilege granted to those who create musical, theatrical, artistic, and literary works as well as to those who make movies and recordings. A copyright registration gives the owner the sole authority to duplicate, reproduce, and distribute the work.

Provisional Application

Before being able to register a full patent, obtaining protection through a provisional patent is the first stage. There are many requirements for the design and its details in order to receive a full patent. Even if a person is engaged in R&D but does not yet have a fully developed, patentable design or method, they are still able to secure a provisional patent to protect their work.

Permanent Application

The Patent Act of 1970 and the Patent Rules of 1972 regulate patents in India. One needs intellectual property rights to an invention produced by a person or a company after the patent registration process. The government will give you the full power of your product if it is unique. It grants you complete authority over creating, utilising, dispensing, or exporting the good or services and forbids anyone from doing so.