Trademarks are source identifiers that distinguish one product or service from others in the marketplace. They are visual, auditory, or even tactile indicators that consumers can use to identify the source of a good or service. When a trademark is distinctive, it allows consumers to make informed purchasing decisions and to build trust with the […]
Read moreA trademark is a visual representation of a business’s brand identity. We see trademarks on a variety of different mediums. The market is very competitive in today’s digital world. The business identity may take the form of a brand name, a product, or a service. This persona is pushed by advertisements on a variety of […]
Read moreIntroduction Registration of a trademark under the Indian Trade Marks Act, 1999, is not mandatory. As a result, both registered and unregistered trademarks are defendable in India through a passing off or infringement lawsuit in a court of law. India, a common law nation, upholds both codified law and common law principles, and as a […]
Read moreTattoos have always been a part of self-expression, but the legal quandary regarding who owns the expression and where the right to sue lies, is still a very nascent subject in the Indian jurisdiction. This post aims at seeking, what the Indian position is on the subject. Tattoos have been defined as “a picture or […]
Read moreAuthor – Tanya Janghel Co-Author – Megha Thakkar Introduction One of the benefits of trademark ownership is the right to restrict others from using trademarks that are confusing to customers due to visual similarity. On the other hand, if you want to register a trademark, you must make sure it is distinct enough […]
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