Trademarks

A trademark is an essential asset that identifies your brand and company. A trademark can be a distinctive symbol, such as a word, mark, name, object, label, number, or combination of colours, that is employed by the trademark’s owner to identify goods, services, or other objects of commerce in order to set them apart from similar products or services offered by other firms. A trademark is something that manufacturers or service providers use to distinguish their own goods and/or services from those of others. It is used to set the owners’ goods and services apart from those of their rivals.

A trademark can be identified by the letters “TM” or the “R in a circle” ®, signifying a registered trademark. a trademark that separates the products or services of members of an organization of people from those of others. Individuals are able to keep ownership rights to their original works of art and creative endeavours because of intellectual property laws.

Trademarks in India are registered by the Controller General of Patents. A trademark owner has the legal right to sue for penalties if their trademark is violated when it is registered under the Trademark Act of 1999.