HC Explains the Situations in which Trade Mark can be Removed

HC Explains the Situations in which Trade Mark can be Removed

It has been held proviso to S. 47(1) of the Trade Marks Act, 1999 makes it clear that an application under S. 47(1)(a) or (b) of the Act in relation to any goods or services can be refused if it is shown that during the relevant period, there is bona fide use of the Trade Mark in question by the proprietor in relation to either goods or services of the same description; or goods or services associated with those goods or services in respect of which the Trade Mark in question is registered.

Hubei Ji Su Kan Dian Technology Co. Ltd v. Lark Engg Company (I) Pvt Ltd [2025] GCtR 1896 (Delhi)