A\ntrademark can be registered under the Trademarks Act of 1999. It can be\nanything, a word, design, slogan, symbol, etc., that is used to differentiate a\ncompany’s goods from another. Moreover, a trademark safeguards your company’s\nidentity, and you are allowed to use it for ten years once your trademark is\nregistered. Also, if the trademark is not in use for five years after getting\nregistered, then it will be cancelled at the request of a third party. In this\nblog, we will discuss how many times you can renew a Trademark, benefits of\nTrademark Renewal, and its process.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Trademark filing is a long procedure, and first, you need to file an application for trademark registration either by online or offline mode. Furthermore, you have to renew your trademark before the expiry of ten years and failing to do so may result in the cancellation of your trademark.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
While\nregistering the trademark, the registrar publishes the mark in the trademark\njournal, and objections can be raised within three or four months. Similarly,\nwhile cancelling the trademark, the registrar will again advertise in the\njournal regarding the cancellation of the trademark. Moreover, the trademark\nowner can still restore the trademark after its cancellation by paying the fine\nonly on the condition that the same trademark is not taken by someone else.<\/p>\n\n\n\n