Section 57 of TMA : Section 57: Power To Cancel Or Vary Registration And To Rectify The Register

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Explanation using Example

Let's consider a hypothetical scenario where 'ABC Beverages' has registered a trade mark for their new energy drink. However, 'XYZ Refreshments', another company, alleges that this new trade mark infringes upon their already registered trade mark. In this case, XYZ Refreshments, being the aggrieved party, can apply to the High Court or to the Registrar to cancel or vary the registration of ABC Beverages' trade mark, as per Section 57(1) of The Trade Marks Act, 1999...

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