A trademark is a distinct symbol or emblem that sets one product apart, akin to an individual's unique birthmark. To establish the trademark's uniqueness and exclusivity, it must be registered according to the regulations outlined in the Trademark Act and Rules.

When applying for a trademark or even after its registration, if the applicant discovers minor errors or deems alterations necessary, they can initiate a rectification of trademark process with the Registrar to address these issues. At LegalDhara, we offer comprehensive Trademark Rectification services to guide clients through this vital aspect of trademark management.

Trademark Rectification involves correcting errors or omissions in the trademark register that occur after the initial registration. This process addresses situations where a trademark may have been erroneously registered or remains on the register even after expiration.

According to Section 57 of the Trademark Act of 1999, any individual associated with trademark registration or adversely affected has the right to seek rectification. In some cases, rectification can result in cancellation of the trademark registration; hence, this process must be approached carefully.