The Registrar finds that a trade mark was included in the list of well-known trade marks by…
Rule 124(6) allows the Registrar, "at any time", to remove a mark found to have been "erroneously or inadvertently included" or no longer justified in the list, "after…
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The Registrar finds that a trade mark was included in the list of well-known trade marks by inadvertence. Under rule 124(6) of the Trade Marks Rules, 2017, he
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Rule 124(6) allows the Registrar, "at any time", to remove a mark found to have been "erroneously or inadvertently included" or no longer justified in the list, "after providing due opportunity of hearing to the concerned party". No High Court direction is needed. The thirty-day period in rule 124(4) is for public objections before a determination, not a limit on removal.
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