Trademark Registration Services in Delhi by a Top Legal Firm

Trademark Registration in Delhi

Well-established in Delhi, our fast-paced and innovative IPR law firm has been nationwide and internationally renowned for its impeccable, economical, and fully responsible legal services relating to all various IPR categories, inevitably including the trademarks and service marks. Here, as far as our legal services for trademarks and service marks are concerned, all tasks or processes ever-associated with these are performed flawlessly and adroitly by our veteran and up-to-date trademark and IPR lawyers and litigators. As our resourceful law firm is located in Delhi, it is enormously popular and highly famous in Delhi and NCR, and regarded as being a highly-preferred and a top law firm in NCR. 

What is a Trademark Class? A Brief Introduction to Trademark Class 17 and Class 20

Trademark Services- Class 17

A trademark is inevitably related with a product, and similarly, a service mark is associated with any service. Therefore, to distinguish a trademark or service mark from other trademarks and service marks, a distinct class is properly assigned to it. Thus, the types or fields of products & goods and services differentiate various trademarks and service marks in any country. The Nice international classification of goods and services, which is recognized in most of the countries worldwide, has classified various products and services into a total of 45 distinct classes. This Nice classification is administered and regularly updated by WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization). The Nice classification is also immensely convenient for trademark registrations at international levels worldwide.

Trademark Objection Services in India by Legal Firm

Trademark Objection Services by Trade Marks India

The trademark of a company is a unique identity that distinguishes the company from other similar products or services in the market. For the protection of this, a trademark application has to be filed with MCA under the Trademark Act, 1999. This is a very crucial step as it provides a legal power to the company to maintain a unique and distinct identity.