D-37, Block D, Pandav Nagar, New Delhi – 110092
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Trademarks and copyrights are valuable assets for individuals and businesses, and protecting them begins with proper registration and continues with vigilant enforcement. Chambers of Advocate Yash Yadav advises clients on trademark and copyright registration under the Trade Marks Act, 1999 and the Copyright Act, 1957.
We assist with trademark search and filing, responding to examination reports and oppositions, and, where necessary, taking or defending action against infringement, including cease-and-desist notices and infringement suits before the appropriate court.
Registered trademarks and copyrights carry stronger legal protection, and consistent enforcement helps preserve the value of these assets over time.
Trademark and copyright law offers distinct forms of protection, and understanding the difference helps clients safeguard the right assets appropriately.
Registration grants exclusive rights to use a mark in relation to specified goods or services, strengthening the owner's position against infringers.
Copyright protects original literary, artistic, and other creative works, and registration, while not mandatory, provides useful evidentiary support.
We advise clients not only on securing registration but also on the practical steps needed to enforce their rights when infringement occurs.
Frequently asked questions about trademark and copyright matters.
Registration involves filing an application with the Trade Marks Registry, following a search, examination, and publication process before final registration.
The process can take a considerable time depending on objections or oppositions raised, though the application is protected from the filing date.
A cease-and-desist notice can be issued, and if the infringement continues, an infringement or passing-off suit may be filed before the appropriate court.
Copyright exists automatically upon creation of an original work, though registration provides useful documentary evidence in the event of a dispute.
Yes, prior use can support a registration application, and may also support a passing-off claim even before registration is granted.
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