Design FAQs
How are products named in an application?
Normally, the name of the article should be such that is common/familiar in the trade or industries. The name of the article as mentioned in the application form should correspond with the representation of the article filed.
Example: If the article relates to 'chair' or 'sofa-cum-bed', the name should be provided accordingly and should be classified under Class 6 and sub-class 1 where it states “Beds and Seats” since it is classified in function/purpose oriented manner.
General information on Indian law, not legal advice. For advice on your situation, contact the firm.
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