Legal Notice for Trademark Infringement

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What is Infringement of Trademark?

Trademark Infringement is an unauthorized use of a mark which is registered. Such mark may be identical or similar to the registered trademark. It is a violation of the exclusive rights that the person holds in relation to that trademark.

Process

You are supposed to fill your details in our simple information form.

Advantage

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1. Establishes the rightful ownership of the registered trademark on the mark in question

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2. Serves a notice on the infringer on the current laws.

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3. Serves a notice to the infringer on the demands and requisitions of the right holder.

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4. Serves notice on the infringer that non-compliance with the demands of the trademark holder shall constrain him/her to take course of other legal action including a lawsuit.

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5. Establishes the trademark holder’s bona fide attempt to reach an amicable resolution.

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6. Gives an chance to the infringer to cease illegal activities without escalating the matter.

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7. Cost-effective and simple way to combat the infringement.

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8. Takes lesser time than a lawsuit.

Detailed information regarding your TM as well as infringement done by the opponent.

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FAQ

Similarity in trademark is assumed when the similarity can cause confusion in the eyes of general public. This can be identified by the fact that an undue advantage is enjoyed of the hard-earned reputation of the registered trademark.

Infringement is said to have occurred when the registered trademark is used as 1. Trade Name 2. Business Name 3. Advertised 4. Material for Packaging 5. Labeling etc.

The imprisonment time in such a case may not be less than 6 months and may even extend up to 3 years. In addition to this the person can be fined for not less than fifty thousand rupees, which may even extend to 3 lakh rupees.

No. As this is a continuing offence, there is no time limit for filing a suit.

If the infringements are successfully proved: • Injunction/stay against the use of trade mark; • Appropriate Damages; • Handing over of accounts and profits; • Appointment of a local commissioner by the respective court for custody or sealing of infringing material and accounts.

You can send a legal notice for trademark infringement when: • One party falters by using the trademark of some other concerned party. • No permission to use the trademark was taken. • Permission which shall be express in nature.

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