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Trademark Objection​

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Trademark Objection

A trademark objection is the official position taken by the Registrar of Trademarks when examining a trademark application, stating that the application meets certain issues or conflicts with an existing trademark, or lacks legal requirements types specified in the Trade Marks Act, 1999. If objected, the applicant must respond with reasonable explanation, argument or evidence to address the issues within the specified period (usually 30 days), failing which the application may be refused .

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1. What are trademark objections?

Trademark objections occur when an examining authority raises concerns about a trademark application, typically regarding its distinctiveness or similarity to existing trademarks.

2. Why do I need trademark objection services?

Trademark objections can be complex and require legal expertise to address effectively. Our services ensure that your trademark application is professionally handled, maximizing the chances of successful registration.

3. How do your services help?

We assist in analyzing objections, preparing strong responses, and navigating the trademark registration process efficiently, saving you time and effort while protecting your brand.

4. What happens if my trademark application is objected to?

If your application receives an objection, it doesn't mean the end of the road. Our team will work with you to address the concerns raised and advocate for the approval of your trademark.

5. Can I handle trademark objections on my own?

While it's possible to address objections independently, it's advisable to seek professional assistance to increase the likelihood of a favourable outcome and avoid potential pitfalls in the process.