This article will detail you about the correction in the Trademark Register pertaining to a particular Trademark Logo Registration. If there is a need to alter the existing trademark in the Register of Trademarks, then they can apply for the correction with the Registrar.
Rectification of Trademark Logo from the Register
Appeal to the Tribunal
Suppose some aggrieved person submits an application to the Appellate Board or the RoT, i.e. Registrar of Trademarks, in a prescribed manner. In that case, the Tribunal or the Registrar will command orders for cancelling the registration. The cancellation of a trademark can be on any of the following grounds:
Faulty entry into the Register of Trademark Logo
Any applicant can apply to the Appellate Board or the Registrar in the prescribed manner to issue orders for making, expunging or varying a trademark's entry into the Register. The Registrar can take action on any of the following cases:
The tribunal can decide on any necessary or reasonable issue concerning the rectification of the Register.
Tribunal's Action
After giving the parties concerned notice in the prescribed manner, the tribunal can make appropriate orders relating to the trademark issue. The tribunal must give the trademark owner an opportunity of being heard.
Registrar briefing
Any order of the Appellate Board which will fix the Register can direct the notice of the rectification to the Registrar in the prescribed manner. Upon receipt of such information, the Registrar must fix the Register accordingly and immediately.
Correction of Register of Trademark Logos
The Registrar can correct the RoT (Register of Trademarks) on filing an application in the prescribed manner by the registered trademark proprietor in the following manner:
Error Correction or Change
The Registrar can correct any error, or enter any change, in the registered user's name, address or description. The proprietor must make an application in the prescribed manner by a registered trademark user. Also, it must happen after notice to the registered proprietor.
Alteration of Registered Trademark Logos
The registered trade mark proprietor can apply to the Registrar to add or alter the trademark in the prescribed manner. But the application must not substantially affect the identity. Also, the Registrar can refuse leave or grant it on any terms and limitations as he thinks fit.
The Registrar can cause an application to be advertised in the prescribed expedient manner. However, the Registrar must do so within the specified time from the date of the advertisement when a person gives notice to the Registrar. Furthermore, this notice must be prescribed for the opposition to the application. Finally, the Registrar can decide the matter after hearing the parties.
If the leave is granted, the trademark as altered will be advertised in the prescribed manner unless the application has already been announced.