In India, law and provisions related to Trademarks are governed under The Trademarks Act, 1999, and the Trademarks Rules, 2002, as may be modified from time to time. Trademark essentially means a mark that is capable of being graphically represented and could possibly distinguish goods and/or services of one person from those of others and it may comprise the shape of goods, packaging, colour arrangement, etc. “Trademark” may include a device, name, signature, word, numeric value, the shape of goods, packaging or colours, and mixture of colours or any combination thereof. Further Section 7 of the Trademark Act, 1999, delivers for the classification of goods and services in accordance with the International Classification for the purpose of registration of Trademarks. Get connected with Altacit, one of the Best Law Firms in India. In order to conform to the said provision, the Trademark registry refers to NICE Classification which can be retrieved here. It agrees goods under class 1-34 and services under class 35 to 45.
AT Altacit, you can get the best Trademark Services in India as it is vital to register the trademark. It is not per se obligatory to register a trademark but powerfully recommended because it stops others from copying your mark and twisting other products with your mark. Trademarks help customers to distinguish a brand from another, and identify the brand and the brand value in a single look. Trademark registration is continuous in nature. Unlike patents, trademarks do not have an openly defined limitation period. Where a patent terminates in 20 years, a trademark registration terminates after 10 years of its registration but can be repeated again for another 10 years.
