Section 29 of TMA : Section 29: Infringement Of Registered Trade Marks

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Explanation using Example

Let's imagine a scenario where you own a popular shoe brand named "FootFiesta" which is registered under the Trade Marks Act, 1999. A new competitor enters the market and starts selling shoes under the brand name "FootFest", which is deceptively similar to your registered trade mark.

Here, according to subsection (1) and (2), your competitor is infringing your registered trade mark as they are not a registered proprietor or a person using by way of permitted use, and their ...

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