The primary legislation governing Trademarks in India is the Trademarks Act, 1999, which is the legal mechanism under which trademark registration is done, and which provides protection against fraudulent use of marks.
Trademark Laws and Hashtags To register a hashtag under the Indian Trademark Law, it must qualify the two crucial conditions set under the Indian Trademark Act, 1999, defined by Section 2(zb).
The procedure of Obtaining Well-Known Marks In India, the process for attaining the status of the well-known trademark has also been made easier for the trademark owner with the recent amendments that were made in the trademark act and with the new set of rules introduced in 2017.
Once a company emerges in the market it requires to register its brand name with the trademark registry to protect it and attain a distinct status amongst its customers and investors.
Introduction to Ombudsman Scheme Ombudsman scheme was introduced by RBI recently to provide the customers of NBFC Company with easy, cost-free and prompt grievance redress mechanism.