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All You Need to Know About Intellectual Property Law


Intellectual property law deals with the legal rights involved with the different types of work that's the result of a person's intellect and skill. The sole purpose of IP law is to encourage people to create and invent things and benefit from their work.

29 Oct 2018 by Archi Bhatia

Trademark Class 20: Furniture


List of products falling under TM Class 20.Bedding (for example, mattresses, spring mattresses, pillows).Looking glasses and furnishing or toilet mirrors.Registration number plates not of metal.Letter boxes not of metal or masonry

18 Jan 2016 by Archi Bhatia

Trademark Class 40: Treatment of Materials Services


This Class includes, in particular:Services relating to transformation of an object or substance and any process involving a change in its essential properties (for example, dyeing a garment); consequently, a maintenance service

19 Jan 2016 by Titly Chatterjee

Copyright vs Trademark – What Protects What?


“Trademarking” the title of a novel, “copyrighting” a cool comic character, a word or a string of words, and casually warning people about holding copyright over an idea discussed in open. To know more Visit QuickCompany.in

08 Mar 2017 by Tejaswi Kumar Singh

McDonald Looses Trademark for 'Big Mac' Across Europe


The European Union has taken back ‘BigMac’ trademark from Mc Donald against a complaint filed by an Irish restaurant chain, Supermac.

18 Jan 2019 by Tanya Sharma

What is Patent? - Definition, Rights, Types and Examples


For an inventor, a patent is a ticket to use the invention exclusively and earn through licensing the patent.

28 Sep 2018 by Archi Bhatia

International Trademark: Here’s How to Get Yours


Registering your trademark internationally can also facilitate licensing trademark rights to other entities, thus making way for franchise operations, should that be a goal in your overall business expansion strategy. To know more Visit QuickCompany.in

06 Mar 2017 by P.T.Shravani

How to Oppose a Trademark?


For filing opposition, the TM-5 form should be filled with the prescribed fees of Rs-2500/-.An Opposer can raise either absolute ground like fraud, bad faith, functionality, etc. or on relative grounds namely likelihood of confusion.

02 Sep 2016 by Archi Bhatia

Information to Include in a Trademark Application


Instructions, Steps involved to file a Trademark Application form. Things to be remembered while going with the process of Trademark Registration. Visit QuickCompany.in

25 Jan 2017 by Archi Bhatia

Trademark Opposition


Trademark opposition is when a party stops another from using their brand, product or service mark.Grounds for Trademark Opposition: The TM is similar/identical to an earlier/existing registered TM: Likely to deceive public/cause confusion/mistake

11 Jan 2016 by P.T.Shravani