Indian Trademark Act

The Indian Trademark Act, enacted in 1999, governs the registration, protection, and enforcement of trademarks in India. A trademark is a symbol, word, or phrase that uniquely identifies and differentiates a company's goods or services. The Act provides legal rights to trademark owners, allowing them to prevent others from infringing or unauthorized use. It also sets procedures for registering trademarks, handling disputes, and enforcing rights, ensuring businesses can protect their brand identity in the marketplace. Overall, the Act aims to foster fair competition and safeguard consumers by ensuring brand authenticity.