Trademark Registration Services in Pakistan
Register your trademark with professional team of buiness baba. Working as trusted consulting company for brand name registration in Pakistan
What we do:
Trusted consulting company for Trademark Registrations across Pakistan
Business baba was Established to support Entrepreneurs, startups, and growing businesses,we provide easy solutions for trademark registration.Guide in every key step ,And help in every legal matter regarding trademark registration by our in-house attorneys
Over the years, we have assisted clients from various industries in securing their trademark and protecting their intellectual property rights , registering their businesses, and ensuring compliance with regulatory authorities.
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What is trademark registration?
Trademark registration is a legal process registered by intellectual property organization Pakistan that gives exclusive rights to a unique brand name, logo, slogan, symbol, or design used to identify your products or services. It helps businesses and individuals protect their brand identity and prevent others from using similar marks.
According to the IPO ACT 2012, the following entities can register a trademark:
- Individual
- Partnership Firm
- Company- Limited Liability Partnership,
- Private and Public Limited Company,
- Non-Profit Organizations (NGO, Trust, Welfare Society, Foundation, etc.)
Why trademark registration is necessary for your brand in pakistan.
What Can Be Registered as a Trademark?
1.Business Name
2.Logo
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3.Slogans
4.Product Name
Trademark Registration Process:
Know which trademark class is suitable for you business and product:
There are 45 classes in which different businesses are registered in different classes.our legal team decides which category does your business falls.then all the descriptions are carefully written accordingly
Infringements of Trademark:
Under Sections 39 and 40 of the Trade Marks Ordinance, 2001, any unauthorized use of a registered trademark by another person may be considered trademark infringement.
Section 46 of the Trade Marks Ordinance, 2001 provides several remedies for trademark infringement, including:
- Damages
- Injunctions
- Accounts of profits
- Any other relief available under the law
Furthermore, according to Section 117 of the Trade Marks Ordinance, 2001, the owner of a registered trademark has the right to file a lawsuit before the District Court against any individual or entity that infringes upon their trademark rights.
