During the process of registration the examiner should satisfy with the trademark which means the mark should be compelled with all criteria and rules for registration,
in case the examiner feels unsatisfied with the trademark he may object the it. He will intimate to the applicant and the applicant need
to respond within thirty days and such reply need to satisfy the examiner, on failing to reply the application will be abandoned and
failing to satisfy the examiner may reject the application. Hence, reply should be crafted by an expert of trademark and Legal.
In case the trademark resembles or infringes any existing trademark or any other reason it might cause damages, in such cases the
aggrieved party may file an objection to the examiner and the examiner may solve the issue based upon the parties statements and
evidences. When the objection arose the examiner will inform to the applicant and he need to reply within sixty days on failing to
do so the applicant will deem to be abandoned.
The Trademark objected will be done by the examiner by questioning on the essential criteria for the registration and the
opposed will be done by the third party on the credibility of the trademark.
No, you don’t need to be physically present for the process, OnlineLegalIndia is an online catering platform all you need
is an internet connection in your phone/computer and the required documents with you and we can get the job done no
matters even if you are present at the remotest location of India
Yes, you can. The Trademark Registry does not intend to bar the usage of the TM sign if it issues a trademark Objection or Examination Report.
It only requires a suitable legal reply w.r.t objection raised.
The reply to the Trademark exam report should be submitted within 30 days from the date of examination report raised.
If you didn’t file the reply within time, your trademark use rights shall be revoked.
