In India, trademark registration is governed by the Trademarks Act 1999 and the Trade Marks Rules 2017. After a trademark application is filed, the Registrar of Trademarks examines it and, if approved, publishes it in the Trademark Journal. This publication opens a four-month period when any party can oppose the trademark.
The Trademark Registry conducts a hearing to determine the outcome if an opposition is filed. Ignoring opposition can result in rejecting your trademark application, delaying or preventing your brand’s legal protection. A well-prepared response increases your chances of securing your trademark.
At Taxwaale, we specialise in trademark opposition services, helping businesses protect their brand identity with strategic legal support. Our in-depth expertise in trademark opposition cases ensures businesses can navigate legal challenges smoothly. Whether you are defending your trademark or opposing an infringing application, our team provides personalised solutions, professional representation, and end-to-end legal assistance.
Need help with a trademark opposition? Contact Taxwaale for expert legal support.
