Trademark Infringement
Civil and criminal action against unauthorized use of your registered mark — injunctions, damages and seizure of infringing goods.
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Overview
Understanding Trademark Infringement
Use of an identical or deceptively similar mark on identical or similar goods/services without permission constitutes infringement. The Trade Marks Act provides civil remedies (injunction, damages, account of profits, delivery-up) and criminal penalties (imprisonment up to 3 years and fine).
What We Cover
Key Highlights
Cease & desist notice to infringer
Civil suit for permanent injunction
Interim / Anton Piller / John Doe orders
Damages and account of profits computation
Criminal complaint and police raids under Section 103/104
Our Process
How We Help You
A straightforward, transparent path from first call to resolution.
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1Evidence Collection
Document infringing use through purchases, screenshots and market survey.
2
2Cease & Desist
Issue legal notice demanding stoppage and damages — many cases settle here.
3
3Civil Suit
File suit before District Court / High Court seeking injunction and damages.
4
4Interim Relief
Apply for ex-parte ad-interim injunction and asset seizure.
5
5Trial & Decree
Lead evidence, cross-examine and obtain final decree.
FAQs
Common Questions
Everything you need to know before you begin
A registered owner can sue for infringement; an unregistered user can sue for passing off based on goodwill.
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