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Trademark Application - Register your Trademark in India for just Rs 5750 with Shoplegal. We offer affordable trademark registration services. Anyone aiming to own a brand, whether in use or proposed, can apply for trademark registration through us. The application is filed at the Trade Marks Registry in India. The Registrar may approve it outright or with necessary adjustments. Once accepted, it's advertised in the trademark journal. After the opposition period, the Registrar issues a certificate. Trademark registration lasts ten years and can be renewed. There are 45 classes in which trademarks are categorized, and we assist in choosing the right class for your business. Our advisors guide you through the appropriate classification for your brand name.
Legal Requirement of a Trademark:
Conditions for a Trademark:
- Must have a graphical representation.
- Should distinguish goods or services from others.
- Usage in connection with goods or services.
- Shouldn't describe the product or service directly.
Refusal of Trademark Application:
Trademarks might be rejected due to Absolute or Relative grounds for refusal.
Absolute Grounds For Refusal
- Can't distinguish one person's goods/services from another's.
- Indicates the type, quality, purpose, origin, or characteristics of the goods/services.
- Commonly used in the industry or languages.
- Causes public deception or confusion.
- Might offend religious sentiments.
- Prohibited under the Emblems and Names Act, 1950.
Relative Grounds For Refusal Of Registration
- A trademark that matches or resembles an earlier trademark (applied or registered). Due to copyright laws.
Trademark Registration Process after filing the application:
- The Registrar considers the application and evidence of use or distinctiveness to decide on its acceptance for registration. If accepted, it's published in the Trade Marks Journal, an official paper of the Trade Marks Registry, available weekly on the official website.
- Any individual can contest within four months from the publication date. The opposition process takes place at the Trade Marks office. The trademark application is reviewed by the trademark examiner. They assess if the mark distinguishes the applicant's goods or services and if it could cause confusion with any earlier identical or similar marks on record.
- Trademark registration applications are submitted to the Trade Marks Registry.
- If no opposition is received within four months from the publication date, the application gets approved for registration.