Receiving a Trademark Objection is common during the registration process. It doesn’t mean rejection — it means you need to justify and defend your brand. Objections usually arise due to similarity with existing marks, descriptive words, or clerical errors. With the right response, most objections can be cleared successfully.
Objections are issued under Sections 9 & 11 of the Trade Marks Act, 1999. If not handled within 30 days, the application may be abandoned. Appeals can be filed with the Appellate Board or High Court if rejection occurs. Quick action is critical to avoid losing your brand rights.
🔹 Why You Shouldn’t Delay
- Ignoring objections leads to automatic abandonment.
- Re-filing costs more time and money.
- Competitors may take advantage of delays.
🔹 How We Help You
- Analyze grounds of objection and prepare legal reply.
- Draft counter-arguments citing law and precedents.
- Represent you in hearings before authorities.
- File appeals if the mark is refused.
🔹 What You Should Do Next
- ✅ Step 1: Share the objection notice with us.
- ✅ Step 2: We draft and file your reply within 48 hours.
- ✅ Step 3: Track status until clearance or appeal.
👉 Act fast — objections have strict deadlines.
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