Trademark & IP Services
Registration, Objection & Licensing
Trademark filing, objections, renewals, copyright, patent, design, IP due diligence, and Madrid Protocol support.
This hub is for businesses that want their brand, content, and inventions protected with a clean filing and response trail. It supports registration, objection handling, and longer-term IP management in one place.
What this hub covers
Typical engagement flow
Search
Check availability and identify class or conflict issues before filing.
File
Prepare and submit the application with the right class, owner, and description.
Respond
Handle examination objections and oppositions with a proper evidence set.
Register / Renew
Secure registration and then maintain it on the ten-year renewal cycle.
Related services in this lifecycle
Trademark Registration
Trademark→Trademark Renewal
Renewal→Trademark Objection
Objection→Trademark Objection Reply
Reply→Trademark Services
Trademark Hub→Trademark Valuation & Licensing
Licensing→Madrid Protocol Trademark
Madrid→Copyright Registration
Copyright→Patent Advisory
Patent→Design Registration
Design→Common questions
What is the difference between Section 9 and Section 11 objections?
Under the Trade Marks Act 1999, Section 9 objections are absolute grounds for refusal and Section 11 objections are relative grounds based on earlier marks or conflicts.
What happens if a trademark objection is not replied to?
Under the Trade Marks Act 1999 and the Trademark Rules, failure to reply can lead to abandonment or refusal of the application.
How does the Madrid Protocol work?
The Madrid Protocol lets an applicant pursue international trademark protection through the WIPO filing route based on the home application or registration.
What is the difference between trademark and copyright?
The Trade Marks Act 1999 protects source identifiers like brand names and logos, while the Copyright Act 1957 protects original literary, artistic, musical, and related works.
How long does a trademark registration last?
Under the Trade Marks Act 1999, a registered mark is renewed on a ten-year cycle if the renewal remains in force.
Need the right filing or advisory path?
We can map the facts, confirm the statutory route, and move from draft to execution without the usual back-and-forth.