In this article Perry4Law
and Perry4Law’s
Techno Legal Base (PTLB) would discuss the procedure for
the registration of collective marks under the Indian trademark law.
The Trade Marls Act 1999 has made special provisions
for the registration of collective marks. “Collective mark”
is defined to mean a trade mark distinguishing the goods or services
of members of an association of persons (not being a partnership
within the meaning of Indian Partnership Act, 1932) which is the
proprietor of the mark from those of others”.
Thus, to be registerable, the collective mark must
be capable of being represented graphically and meet other
requirements as are applicable to registration of trade marks in
India in general.
See Intellectual Property Rights In India for more.
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