Responding to the Objection:
- To overcome the trademark objection, you will need to submit a response to the Trademark Examination Report within a specified time frame, typically within one month from the date of receiving the report. In your response, you should address the objections raised by the trademark office. This may involve providing evidence, arguments, or making amendments to your application.
Hearing (if necessary):
If the trademark examiner is not satisfied with your response, a hearing may be scheduled. During the hearing, you can present your case in person or through a legal representative to further clarify and defend your trademark.
Trademark Registration or Final Decision:
- If the trademark office is satisfied with your response and finds no further issues, your trademark will be registered. If not, they may issue a final rejection, and you may appeal the decision to the Intellectual Property Appellate Board (IPAB) or pursue other legal remedies.
It's essential to consult with a trademark attorney or legal expert who specializes in intellectual property law in India to navigate the trademark registration process and address objections effectively. They can guide you through the process, help you prepare a strong response, and increase your chances of successfully registering your trad
