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Registering the Whole, Suing the Part: The Composite-Mark Paradox in Indian Trademark Law
Introduction A trademark applicant and a trademark plaintiff often want opposite things from the same mark. At the counter of the Registry, the safest route to registration is to present the mark as an indivisible composite- a label, a device, a word fused to a stylized get-up and to insist examiners and opponents judge it as a whole. The applicant usually plays down the ordinary, descriptive, or common features and asks for credit on the overall impression. Yet when that reg

Niharika Puri
13 hours ago


Typography and Trademark Law in India: The Strategic Role of Stylization
Introduction In today’s commercial climate, a brand is rarely just a phonetic name, it is an entire visual get-up that speaks to the subconscious before a single word is actually processed. Typography i.e., the deliberate, often extensive arrangement, is the silent engine of this recognition. Whether it is specific letter spacing or a stylized stroke, these choices are the markers of a brand's DNA. In India, protecting these intellectual property assets requires navigating

Alisha Rastogi
5 days ago
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