Iyengar's Commentary on The Trade Marks Act

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Description
Including Schedules, Rules, Notifications, Treaties, Conventions and much more..
Well into its Fifth edition this book is a practical treatise which approaches Trade Mark Law from a fully integrated legal and business perspective and clear and concise explanations with illustrative case examples are provided to help one take a course of action in the full range of business scenarios.
In recent years brand protection has been through a sea change and has extended far beyond fast moving consumer goods to encompass online businesses, telecommunications companies and the computer software and hardware industries.
The new legal regime is clearly and comprehensively explained with extensive footnoting, numerous case examples and a plethora of new materials relevant to the Act. This edition incorporates these many and varied changes in a revised format.
A summary of all the International Agreements, Treaties and Conventions on the subject has also been provided to familiarize the readers with these treaties. Both Indian and foreign cases have been referred and discussed and it contains in full, the principal opinion of the courts. In addition to incorporating all statutory changes where applicable an all important appendices relating to this field for easy reference undoubtedly renders the present book invaluable not only to the legal practitioners but also to the traders and buyers and administrative authorities connected with this Act.
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Table of Contents
The Trade Mark Act 1999
Chapter I  Preliminary
Chapter II  The Register and Conditions for Registration
Chapter III  Procedure for and Duration of Registration
Chapter IV Effect of Registration
Chapter IVA Special Provisions relating to Protection of Trade marks through International Registration
                   under the Madrid Protocol
Chapter  V Assignment and Transmission
Chapter  VI Use of Trade Marks and Registered Users
Chapter  VII Retification and Correction of the Register
Chapter  VIII Collective Marks
Chapter IX Certification and Trade Marks
Chapter  X Special Provisions for Textile Goods
Chapter  XII Offences, Penalties and Procedure
Chapter XIII Miscellaneous
Table of Cases
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