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Who Can File a Trademark Opposition

According to Section 21 of the Trademarks Act, 1999, “any person” may file a trademark opposition if they believe a trademark should not be registered. This includes individuals, companies, or organizations that may be affected by the trademark’s registration. Here are key cases when a trademark opposition can be filed:

Professional Fees

Reply To Opposition Notice

Filing a reply on behalf of my client who already received the opposition notice from the other party

2499
  • Exclusive of Government Fees
  • On call support
  • Email support
  • Drafting Opposition Notice reply & Filing
  • No hidden charges

Opposition Notice

Serving a notice of opposition on behalf of the client who wants to oppose/ object on another Trade Mark

2499
  • Exclusive of Government Fees
  • On call support
  • Email support
  • Drafting Opposition Notice & Filing
  • No hidden charges

Opposition Notice & Reply

All in One services regarding Opposition

4499
  • Exclusive of Government Fees
  • On Call Support
  • Email Support
  • Drafting TM Opposition Notice, Reply & Filing
  • Power of Attorney Change
  • Extension of time form

Opposition Reply & Hearing

Filing a reply on behalf of my client who already received the opposition notice from the other party

19499
  • Exclusive of Government Fees
  • On Call Support
  • Email Support
  • Drafting TM Opposition Reply & Filing
  • No hidden charges

Trademark Opposition Hearing

We arrange trademark hearing process following rules.

14499
  • Exclusive of Government Fees
  • On Call Support
  • Email Support
  • No hidden charges

Benefits of Trademark Opposition Service

Brand Protection from Inception

Ensuring that only the rightful owner can create and use the brand helps in safeguarding its value and reputation. Acquiring a registered trademark prevents unauthorized use and establishes ownership, which is essential for building and maintaining brand recognition.

Blocking Identical or Similar Trademarks

Trademark opposition allows the owner to object to any trademark that closely resembles or imitates their own. This helps in preventing potential brand dilution and ensures that the integrity of the original brand remains intact.

Clarifying Brand Identity for Consumers

By opposing similar trademarks, the service aids in eliminating confusion in the marketplace. It helps consumers easily distinguish between different brands, ensuring they are not misled by similar-looking trademarks.

Key Factors to Consider for Trademark Opposition

  • Counter-Statement Filing Requirement

    Under Rule 44 of the Trademark Rules, 2017, the applicant is allowed to file a counter-statement using Form TM-O within two months from the date of receiving the notice of opposition.

  • Consequence of Non-Filing

    If the applicant fails to submit the counter-statement within the stipulated time frame, the Registrar will dismiss the application. As a result, the trademark will not be approved for registration.

How Our Team Works

Provide Your Details and Make Payment

Receive a Call from a Trademark Expert

Analysis and Report Creation

Drafting of the Opposition

Approval of the Draft

Congratulations! Successful Submission of Trademark Opposition

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