Let’s start with a truth most founders don’t hear early enough: Your brand is what people recognize.Your trademark is what the law protects. They are…
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Category: Brand Building
The Core Essence At its heart, this case was never about alcohol brands. It was about how far one can stretch trademark rights over a…
The transfer of a trademark following the death of a proprietor involves several legal procedures. By following the steps outlined in this guide, you can ensure a smooth and seamless transfer process. It is important to adhere to the legal requirements and timelines to avoid any complications. If you need assistance with the transfer process, it is advisable to seek guidance from a qualified legal professional specializing in intellectual property law.
This decision offers valuable insights into the procedural requirements for initiating rectification proceedings and provides clarity on the interpretation of ‘prima facie tenable’ under Section 124 of the Act.
Trademarks serve as valuable assets, representing the identity, reputation, and goodwill of a business. However, there are specific situations when transferring trademark ownership becomes not just beneficial but also necessary. One aspect that often accompanies these transformations is the transfer of trademark ownership.
Intellectual property rights are the rights formed for protecting various types of intangible assets including copyrights, patents, and trademarks. The legal protections for most of them expire within some time excluding trademark, for a trademark the legal protections last forever*.