IP Attorney in Delhi NCR
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Published date: October 31, 2023
- Location: Janak Puri, New Delhi, New Delhi, Delhi, India
The relative grounds for denial of registration are outlined in Section 11 of the Trade Marks Act of 1999. The aim of this provision is to safeguard the interests of registered trademark owners. The Section 11(1) states that if the public is likely to be misled by a mark that is identical or similar to an earlier trademark, and a subsequent mark for such goods/services is identical or similar to the goods/services represented by an earlier mark, the latter mark shall not be registered. As a result, if the subsequent mark is identified with the public as an earlier mark, the resemblance between the marks is likely to create confusion and thereby bring on lawsuits. As a result, if the subsequent mark is identified with the public in the same way as an earlier mark, the resemblance between the marks is likely to create confusion, bringing it into the reach of Section 11 (1). There is no need to prove uncertainty when the goods/services are similar. However, if there is a possibility of confusion between an earlier and subsequent trademark and the goods/services are similar or identical, the likelihood of confusion must be established
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