Back in 2013, I applied for a trademark for my logo, but two businesses, “Company A” and “Company B”, raised objections. I’ve been diligently working with the Registrar to respond and get it registered. Now, I’ve noticed “Company X,” a competitor, using a slightly tweaked version of my logo, seemingly for a joke. Can I take legal action for trademark infringement, even though my trademark application is still pending approval?
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Under Section 65 of the Indian Banking Regulation Act, the most severe penalty for violation is imprisonment for a term which may extend to two years and fine. In addition, the court can order the accused to make restitution for any loss caused by their actions.
- Apni Law answered 2 years ago
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