Property is of two types, tangible and intangible. Intellectual properties are those intangible properties that arise by virtue of the creation of the human mind and intellect.
Includes rights related to literary artistic work, invention, scientific discovery, industrial design, trademark, etc.
Industrial property includes the invention of a new solution to technological problems and designs, that is, the aesthetic creation to present the appearance of an industrial product.
Patent grants monopoly status to its holder to regulate the production, supply and price of a patented product.
Commercial brand consists of a word, letter, etc., that distinguishes the products of one producer from the similar products of another manufacturer.
Copyrightt grants the owner the exclusive right to reproduce or distribute goods. It is particularly related to printing, sound, movies, etc.
Industrial design it is some pattern for the manufacture of a product, such as the design of a particular bicycle or a bottle of drink.
To ensure that the originality and uniqueness of the product is maintained, it is essential to follow the path of trademark and trademark registration. Such registration protects against threats of piracy and dilution.
Trade mark
The brand is necessary for every manufacturing or service provider company. A trademark can be a trade name, domain name, logo, product name, or slogan. In other words, it is a characteristic that makes the product, entity or service stand out from other competitors. Trademark registration involves multiple processes; For new companies, the branding process begins with the selection of a business name.
It is advisable to have a trade name that is similar to the brand. Law firms can offer assistance in determining whether your brand name is appropriate and can distinguish your brand from the brands of other entities.
Trademark Registration
For a company, a registered trademark is an important asset. Protecting the company’s investment in the brand or symbol is vital. A trademark is any mark that distinguishes the goods and services of one entity from the goods and services of another, including a symbol, logo, word, slogan, or label.
In India, patents, designs and trademarks are registered under the Controller General of Patents, Designs and Trademarks, under the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India. Although registration under the Trade Marks Act 1999 is not required, it is highly recommended as it helps to secure and protect your brand. The process can be greatly facilitated with the assistance of law firms that provide the necessary resources and expertise in the registration process. These law firms are present all over India.
