It is necessary to choose the correct class at the time of registering a trademark, if you register a trademark in the wrong class, you must start the registration process from the beginning.

It is necessary to choose the correct class at the time of registering a trademark, if you register a trademark in the wrong class, you must start the registration process from the beginning.

It is necessary to choose the correct class at the time of registering a trademark, if you register a trademark in the wrong class, you must start the registration process from the beginning.

It is necessary to choose the correct class at the time of registering a trademark, if you register a trademark in the wrong class, you must start the registration process from the beginning.

You would choose Trademark Class 2 if you were registering any of these types of goods: Paints, varnishes and lacquers for industry, handicrafts and arts Dyestuffs for clothing Colourants for foodstuffs and beverages You would not use Trademark Class 2 if you were registering for: Unprocessed artificial resins (Class 1) Laundry bluing (Class 3) Cosmetic dyes (Class 3) Paint boxes (articles for use in school) (Class 16) Insulating paints and varnishes (Class 17) Related Classes A related trademark class is one that is related to another class; this is due to the Indian Trademark Office (ITO) has determined that applicants registering within Class 2 may register in these other classes too.

It is necessary to choose the correct class at the time of registering a trademark, if you register a trademark in the wrong class, you must start the registration process from the beginning.

If the company doesn't file renewal before 2019 the registered trademark will be removed from the trademark register.

Mark registered by misrepresentation of facts or fraud, Classes specified are not in conformity with the applied classes, Mark falls under absolute or relative grounds for refusal under the Act- Section 9 and 11 of the Act.

Procedure Opposition may be filed by anyone (as provided under section 21 of The Trade Marks Act, 1999) to be filed in the prescribed format (Form TM-0) paying the requisite fee of INR 2500 and in the appropriate office (where the trademark application sought to be opposed has been filed).

As per the provisions of the Trademark Act, the examiner at times, may raise objections in the trademark application.