Write short notes on: (iii) Enforcement of Trade mark rights
CS Executive · Setting up of Business Entities and Closure · PYQS · June 2019
Write short notes on: (iii) Enforcement of Trade mark rights
Answer & Explanation:
Trademarks can be protected under the statutory laws, one is under the Trademarks Act and second one is under the common law, i.e., under the remedy of passing off. If a person is using a similar mark for similar or related goods or services or is using a well-known mark, the other person can file a suit against that person for violation of the Intellectual Protection (IP) rights irrespective of the fact whether the trademark is registered or not. The relief which a court may usually grant in a suit for infringement or passing off includes permanent and interim injunction, damages or account of profits, delivery of the infringing goods for destruction and cost of the legal proceedings.
Topics: Trademarks Act, 1999
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