YOU CAN NOW REGISTER A Trademark Opposition IN INDIA AT JUST RS. 4,999 (ALL INCLUSIVE)*
Trademark Examiners examine trademark applications after they have been filed and search for earlier marks that are identical or similar to the mark being examined. The trademark examiner's findings are summed up in the trademark examination report.
According to Section 21 of the Trademark Act, 'any person' can oppose a trademark, irrespective of their commercial or personal interest in the matter. A trademark can be countered by filed by a customer, member of the public or competitor, or any other person. Also, the person filing the trademark opposition needs to be a prior registered trademark owner. After a trademark opposition is filed, both parties need to conclude whether the trademark should be abandoned or registered Anyone who believes that the published mark might create confusion among the public can file for the opposition while defending the trademark lies in the trademark registrant's hands.
Here is how trademark objections are handled:
Trademark objections require the following documents:
