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Apart from product certification, BIS is responsible for framing Indian Standards, conducting laboratory testing, and ensuring consumer protection.
Some items must be certified before they get released mysteriously made for select goods like cables, switches, cement, gas cylinders, etc.
It ensures electronic products conform to Indian Standards (IS).Covers 70+ products including laptops, phones, adapters, TVs, and batteries.
Hallmarking Certification is mandatory in India for gold and silver jewellery.The BIS 916 Hallmark confirms 22K gold purity.Silver Hallmarking is compulsory for certain grades like BIS 925.
FMCS Mark Certification is a BIS-led approval process that enables foreign manufacturers to sell regulated products in the Indian market.
It helps manufacturers build trust and create a compliance framework. It also markets to eco-conscious consumers.This guide will detail eligibility, provide information on the application procedure, and outline benefits of certification to ISO 14024.
It is governed by NABL under the Quality Council of India (QCI).Accreditation enhances trust among regulators, industries, and global partners.
The World Manufacturer Identity (WMI) is a globally recognized code used to identify vehicle manufacturers. WMI registration ensures traceability, compliance, and global brand recognition for automotive makers.
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Trademark Registration
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Imagine you’ve built a strong brand over years under the brand “BlueWave” for software-as-a-service (SaaS). You discover that a competitor had registered “BlueWave” many years ago but never used it in India, and the registration still sits untouched in the registry. Alternatively, you may find an older mark with wrong classification, wrong proprietor name or simply a typographical error. In both scenarios, the entry in the trademark register is inaccurate, and in the case of non-use the mark may block your path.
That is where trademark rectification becomes critical. Whether you are defending your brand or clearing the path for registration, rectification ensures that the register reflects the true rights. It is frequently spoken of but not always fully understood – this guide unpacks what rectification means, when it applies, how to file, what it costs, and what benefits it brings.
Trademark rectification refers to the procedure under Indian law by which entries in the trademark register may be cancelled, varied or corrected.
In practical terms:
The Traders Marks Act, 1999 specifies different individuals or parties who are legally recognized to apply for Trademark Rectification in India. The following applicants can start process:-
The major grounds for trademark rectification under section 57 of the Trademark Act of 1999 are as follows:
While filing for Trademark Rectification in India, applicants must follow certain key guidelines to ensure the process is valid and accepted by the Trademark Registry:
The Trademark Rectification process involves correcting or modifying errors in the trademark register to ensure accuracy and legal compliance. Below is a step-by-step overview of the process:
The applicant must first identify where to file the application:
The rectification application must be filed using the relevant form:
All necessary documents, including identity verification, trademark certificate, and correction proof, should be grouped and submitted with the full application.
The Trademark Rectification Application must provide adequate detail, including mentioning why the rectification is being requested, what the mistake is, and what the correction is. Supporting documentation must accompany the request.
The rectification request should be submitted electronically or physically, along with the required government fee, to the appropriate Trademark Registry office.
The applicant may submit a written statement or affidavit laying out the basis for the rectification, and documentation to support the claim.
The Registrar of Trademarks reviews the documentation and evidence and makes changes in the register as warranted. Upon approval, the rectified information is officially updated in the Trademark Register.
Trademark Rectification may be required for several reasons — from clerical mistakes to ownership changes. The main types of trademark rectification include:
Filing mistakes such as misspellings, wrong dates, or typographical errors can be corrected by submitting a rectification application to the as well, the trademark registry.
If the applicant incorrectly identified goods or services that fall under the wrong classification within the Nice Classification, they could file a rectification to have them placed within the goods or services class.
Where there has been a merger, acquisition, or transfer of ownership, a rectification application must be filed to show the name of the new owner or entity claiming ownership of the trademark rights.
Should there be a change of address, telephone number or email id for the owner, it must be amended with a rectification application for efficient communication with the Trademark Office.
Trademark rectification in a brand protection strategy is an important instrument, not just a technical exercise; whether you are clearing space for your own mark, expanding your portfolio or correcting old mistakes, the exercise requires accuracy, proof and legal certainty — failure to do anything may keep blocking entries existent, present no remedy to competitive blocking or leave your brand vulnerable.
Take steps to be proactive, attain a cleared register and work with trusted advisors like Diligence Certifications to help you work through the rectification process properly; your brand’s integrity and future rights depend on it.
Trademark rectification is the process of correcting, varying, or removing entries from the Register of Trade Marks under Indian law.
The registered owner, an aggrieved person, or the Registrar (suo motu) can all request rectification.
Non-use outside of 5 years, errors in registration, a mark incorrectly remaining on the register, and a mis-registration without bona fide intention.
Rectification usually takes 6 months up to 1.5 years depending on complexity.
Rectification may correct the entry and cancellation removes the registration completely. An opposition is always pre-event and rectification is always post-event.
Form TM-O (or the equivalent) with a statement of case (and supporting documents).
Yes - you can request a rectification or update based on name of proprietor, class or address for registering the mark.
Not always - the Tribunal or Registrar may choose to amend or vary the entry as opposed to cancelling it altogether.
The rectification may proceed exparte and may result in cancellation or amendment of the registration.
Yes — if you are dissatisfied, you may appeal to the Appellate Board or appropriate High Court.