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Trade Mark Agent Examination Preparation - Part II

Name: Trade Mark Agent Examination Preparation - Part II
Rating: 4.9 (8 reviews)

Procedure Including Oppostion to Registration, Case Laws and Counter Statement, Effect of Registration, Madrid Protocol

Created byKanthababu M

Last updated 7/2024

English

English [Auto],

What you'll learn

Procedure Including Oppostion to Registration, Case Laws and Counter Statement, Effect of Registration, Madrid Protocol, Assignment and Transmissi
6 Months Duration
To clear Indian Trade Marks Agent Examinations
To cover Paper 1 & Paper 2 of Trade Mark Agent Examinations

Course content

1 section • 5 lectures • 5h 40m total length

Chapter 3 Procedure Including Oppostion to Registration1:18:22
Explore chapter three: the procedure for duration of registration, notices of opposition, and counter statements under trademark rules and journal publication.
Chapter 3 Procedure Including Case Laws and Counter Statement1:38:15
Examine trademark procedure and case laws, including passing off, deceptively similar marks, and counter statements, with landmark rulings like Cadila Healthcare and Coca-Cola guiding opposition and registration processes.
Chapter 4 Effect of Registration1:00:46
Learn how registration affects trademark rights, distinguishing infringement from passing off for registered and unregistered marks, and apply post-registration rules, limitations, and priority dates to filings and opposition strategies.
Chapter 4A Madrid Protocol50:42
Explore how the Madrid Protocol enables international trademark registration with a single application designating multiple countries, with India's 2013 membership and the roles of WIPO and the origin office.
Chapter 5 Assignment and Transmission52:14
Learn chapter five on assignment and transmission, cover section 37 power to assign, goodwill vs without goodwill, and the registrar’s certificate, direction, consent, and approval procedures for TMP forms.

Requirements

Basic degree and 21 years of Age

Description

Chapter 2 to 5 in Trade Marks Act 1999

This Course will cover concepts of Trade Marks Acts & Rules, Forms & Fees, Drafting of Reply to Examination Report, Notice to Opposition, Counter Statement, Specifications, Trade Marks Filing Procedure, Situation based questions, Important Case laws, Group discussions, Model Questions & Answers, Solved Question Papers and Solutions as per latest TME.

What will be covered in this course:

The Trade Marks, 1999 and The Trade Marks Rules, 2017 in detail

Forms and Fees

Drafting of Trade mark application and Trade Marks Filing Procedure

Drafting of Reply to Examination Report

Drafting of Notice to Opposition and Counter Statement

Situation based questions and answers

Important Case laws

Group discussions

Model Questions & Answers

This course aims to crack Trade Mark Agent Examination through a systematic approach

Course Advantages

1. Thorough knowledge in the field of IPR

2. Successful Qualification of Trade Mark Agent

3. Professionally Successful

Trade mark Agent - Career Opportunity

Trademark Enforcement and Litigation:

Trademark attorneys can specialize in litigation, representing clients in cases of trademark infringement and disputes.

Trademark Portfolio Management:

Professionals may focus on managing clients' trademark portfolios, ensuring proper renewal, assignment, and maintenance of trademarks.

Academic and Educational Roles:

Some Trademark Agents may choose to teach or conduct research in the field of intellectual property law at Universities or educational institutions.

Entrepreneurial Ventures:

Experienced Trademark Agents may start their own trademark law practices, agencies, or consultancies to provide specialized services directly to clients.

Who this course is for:

Trade Mark Agent Aspriants