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Trademark application is a way to protect an institution's trademarks. An institution may lose a trademark if it stops using it, if the proper renewal forms are not filed when required, or if the trademark name evolves into a generic name for the product type, or if proper quality control is not exercised over licenses. An institution can also lose a trademark if it participates in "naked licensing". This occurs when the trademark owner does not monitor the quality of licensed products. To prevent this from happening, institutions must have quality review procedures in place. »»» Know more about Trademark Application.
Trademark association was formed in 1878 by seventeen merchants. There are about 4,900 members present in this association. »»» Know more about Trademark Association.
India Trademark litigation involves a dispute over whether one party has encroached on the other trademark rights. Trade dress litigation involves disputes over whether the distinctive configuration or packaging of a product line has been infringed. Unfair competition claims, often asserted together with trademark claims, can be made when a defendant product is likely to confuse the public in India as to the affiliation between goods, services or companies. It can also include false advertising. »»» Know more about India Trademark Litigation.
India unregistered trademark during the british regime established no action for infringement. Such mark is not benefited by trademark protection through trademark registration. »»» Know more about India Unregistered Trademark .
Trademark brand was originally developed as a name, term, design, and symbol. Powerful brand can bring success in competitive and financial markets and thus become the markets valuable assets. »»» Know more about Trademark Brand.
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