Trade Mark is products / services brand name, logo and its punch line.

Trade Mark registration provides owner the protection of a mark as a Trade Mark.

Registration of a Trade Mark provides the owner with a monopoly in the use of that Trade Mark in relation to the goods for which is registered and the owner has the full right to sue in the courts of law for infringement of the trademark.

A Trade Mark is a means through which goods can be identified and distinguished from those of others by the purchasing public.

Points to remember while adopting TM:
From the business point of view as well as the legal point of view, proper selection of Trade Mark is very important.

From Commercial and Business point of view TM should be easy to pronounce, shot, easy to remember, it should be unique and attractive.

Is it Compulsory to Register TM?
A registered Trade Mark offers a bench of exclusive rights to the owner including the right to exclusive use of the Mark in relation to the products or services for which it is registered.

Registered TM is called a Branded Product.
It enhances visibility of the Brand Name and thereby increases sales of that product.

The trademark is assignable as well as transmissible which can be done after following procedural formalities in connection with Assignment & Transmission.

A registered proprietor of a trade mark can prevent others from using an identical or deceptively similar trademark in relation to any goods in respect of which the mark is registered by either civil suit or criminal complaint for passing off.

Who can apply for TM reg?
Any Individual Person, Partnership, LLP, Pvt Ltd Co, Trust, NGO, even Govt. agency can apply.

Cost for TM IN INDIA:
Government Fees for each trademark application is Rs. 4,500
WE CAHRGE Rs 999/-

When to use TM?
You can use (TM) mark as soon as the Trademark application is filed
Once the TM application is Registered then you can use R.

Renewal:
TM is renewed after every Ten Years.