| What is trade mark?
A trade mark can be a letter, number, word, phrase,
sound, smell, shape, logo, picture, aspect of packaging
or any combination of these, which is used to distinguish
goods and services of one trader from those of another.
Or
A trade mark is a word, phrase, slogan, symbol or design
which may be used to identify the source of goods or
services. It acts like a badge and provides the holder
with the exclusive right to use the mark for the holder's
goods and services and prevent other persons or businesses
from using the same mark for their own goods and services
as a means of benefiting from the holder's existing
business or goodwill. Trade marks may be registered
under statute or simply exist at common law.
Download
TRADE MARKS ACT, 1999.
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If you are in business and you are not branding, you
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involves blending of resources in a unique way, when
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We can help you to sell & buy trademark, wherein
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