Trademark Opposition

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Trademark opposition is a critical phase in the trademark registration process where any third party can challenge the acceptance of a trademark application. If a trademark is published in the Trademark Journal and someone believes it conflicts with their existing mark, they have the legal right to oppose it within a prescribed period. At Ruchita Dang & Associates, our team of trademark professionals and legal experts guide you through the entire opposition process—whether you're filing an opposition or defending your trademark against one.

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What is Trademark Opposition?

Once your trademark application is examined and accepted, it is published in the Trademark Journal for public review. If any person or company believes your trademark may harm their existing trademark rights or brand reputation, they can file a Trademark Opposition within 4 months of the journal publication. Similarly, if you notice a conflicting or similar trademark published, you also have the right to oppose it by submitting a formal opposition.
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Grounds for Trademark Opposition

A trademark can be opposed on various grounds, such as:

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Trademark Opposition Process in India

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Documents Required for Trademark Opposition

Step 1

Details of the Opposed Trademark
(Application Number, Class, etc.)

Step 2

Grounds for Opposition

Step 3

Power of Attorney
(if filed via legal representatives)

Step 4

Proof of prior trademark rights or usage
(if applicable)

Step 4

Supporting documents and evidence

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Frequently Asked Questions

Trademark Opposition is a legal objection that a third party raises against the registration of a trademark, which was published in the Trademark Journal. It is like a barrier that prevents the registration of any similar or conflicting marks that may confuse consumers.

A single person or a business entity which thinks that the new mark which is published violates their brand or trademark rights can file a Trademark Opposition. Professional Trademark Opposition Services assist in the effective drafting and submission of the opposition.

 

A Trademark Opposition must be lodged within 4 months from the day the mark is published in the Trademark Journal. A Trademark Opposition Consultant ensures timely filing and takes care of the whole legal process for you.

 

The most common grounds are the existing trademark, confusion between the products or services, the mark not being distinctive, deceptive marks, or filing with bad intentions. Professional services for Trademark Opposition evaluate the situation and draft a powerful opposition notice.

Once the opposition is filed, the Trademark Registry informs the applicant, who then has to submit a counter-statement within 2 months. After that, both sides present their evidence and arguments before the decision is made. A Trademark Opposition Consultant deals with the documentation and hearings in a professional manner.

Yes, if the opposition is dismissed after review, the Trademark Registration proceeds. However, if the opposition wins, the application gets denied. With the help of skilled Trademark Opposition Services, you can significantly increase the likelihood of a positive result.

A Trademark Opposition Consultant gives an expert opinion, prepares legal documents, takes care of the timelines, and stands in for you during the process – making sure that your intellectual property rights are still protected and legally upheld.
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