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SYMBIOSIS INSTITUTE OFMANAGEMENT

STUDIES

Submitted To: Adv. P Sukhatme

Submitted By: Satinder Goyat (2E-06)

MBA 2009-11 (Ops/IB)

Submitted On: 19st August 2010

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

RIGHTS

T RADEMARK REGISTRATION

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

S. No Contents Page No.

1. Introduction to Goyat Paints 2

2. Introduction to Trademarks 43. Trademarks Registration process flowchart 6

4. Administrative Steps involved 7

5. Procedure for Registration of Trademarks application 9

6. Procedure after Receipt of Application for Trademark 11

7. Opposition to Registration 13

8. Registration 14

9. Appendix 1: Form TM-1

10. Appendix 2: Trademark Requisition form

11. Appendix 3: Trademark Search Form

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1. INTRODUCTION TO GOYAT PAINTS

Goyat Paints is India's fastest growing paint company and ranked among the top ten

fastest growing Automotive &Decorative coatings companies in the world with aturnover of INR 66.80 Million.

Goyat Paints is a company founded in year July, 2006 by Mr. Satinder Goyat, AMechanical Engineer from YMCA University of Science & Technology, and an MBAGraduate in Operations & International Business from the prestigious Symbiosis

International University.

Trade Mark: GOYAT Paints

Logo:

Class Type: 2 (Paints, Paints, varnishes, lacquers; preservatives against rust andagainst deterioration of wood; colorants; mordents; raw natural resins; metals in foil

and powder form for painters; decorators; printers and artists)Filing Date: 15 Aug 2010

Goods/Service: Paints (Automative, Decorative, Industrial), Dyes, Varnishes,

Lacquer.

Prop. Name: GOYAT (Paints) Ltd.Property Adress: Plot No 56, MIDC Ranjangoan, 30 Km Stone, Pune- 411045 (MH)

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Trade Mark Juridiction: Mumbai

IPO Address and Phone Numbers

Intellectual Property OfficeBoudhik Sampada Bhawan,

Near Antop Hill Post Office, S.M.Road,Antop Hill,

MumbaiI - 400 037.Phone : 24137701, 24141026, 24150381, 24148165, 24171457FAX : 24130387

EMAIL: [email protected]

Contact Person:Shri V. Ravi

Sr. Joint Registrar of Trade MarksTel:02224123311

Application Fee: Rs. 2500Form No: TM 1

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2. INTRODUCTION TO TRADE MARKS

A Trade/ Service mark means a mark capable of being represented graphically andwhich is capable of distinguishing the goods or services of one person from those of

others and may include shape of goods, their packaging and combination of colours.

The trade mark laws in India are governed by Trade Marks Act, 1999 which is in

conformity with the TRIPS Agreement to which India is a signatory. Othersources which affects trade marks law are International Multilateral Convention,

National Bilateral Treaty, Regional Treaty, Decision of the Courts, Office practiceand rulings, Decision of Intellectual Property Appellate Board.

A trade mark (popularly known as brand name) in layman’s language is a visualsymbol which may be a word, signature, name, device, label, numerals

or combination of colors used by one undertaking on goods or services or otherarticles of commerce to distinguish it from other similar goods or services

originating from a different undertaking.

TRADE MARK SEARCH CAN BE DONE AT TWO LEVELS:

1. On the basis of records available with us, i.e., of marks advertised in trademarks journals and report shall be provided to you in one working day.

2. Government level, of the marks either registered or pending for registration

and the report available is up-to-date and report shall be provided to you intwo working days.

THE REQUIREMENTS FOR FILING A TRADE MARK APPLICATION IN INDIA :

1. Full name, Father's Name, Business Name, Address and Nationality of the

applicant;2. Type of Ownership (Director, Proprietor or Partner).3. Description of trade mark/logo (10 Copies), one print if the mark is in label

form.

4. List of all items (goods) / services to which the mark is applied or proposed to

be applied for.5. International classification of goods and services;

6. Date of first use of the mark in India, if any or statement that the mark is

proposed to be used in India;7. List of countries with date, where the mark has already been applied for.8. POWER OF ATTORNEY.

9. Details of Convention Priority, priority application number, filing number and

date of the first filed country (if any), the term of priority is (6) six months.

10.Original priority documents, if priority is claimed. (can be filed withintwo months from the date of filing in India).

RENEWAL:The Trade Mark once registered has to be renewed after every 10 years.

TERM OF TRADE MARK :

UNLIMITED - as long as it is renewed as per law.

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REGISTRATION OF TRADE MARK

After the trade mark is published in the TM Journal any person can file oppositionwithin four months from the date of publication. After hearing both the parties the

Registrar of Trade Mark shall decide accordingly and register or reject the trademark.

TERM & RENEWAL OF TRADE MARKThe term of a trademark is ten years. It can be renewed further after every tenyears. The application for renewal has to be made within six month from the date

of expiry of the trade mark.

LICENSING AND ASSIGNMENTTrade Mark can be assigned or licensed in respect of all or portion of the goods

or services for which they are registered. Assignment or License Agreements of Trade Marks must be made in writing and recorded with the Registrar of Trade

Marks for its validity and enforcement.

ENFORCEMENT

The remedies available to the owner of a trade mark for unauthorized use of hismark by third party are

a) An action for infringement in case of a registered trade mark, andb) An action for passing off in case of an unregistered trade mark.

The action for infringement is a statutory remedy and action for passing off is a

Common law remedy. In a suit for infringement or for passing off, the relief thatthe court may grant includes injunction, damages, account for profits and/or

order for delivery of the infringing labels and marks for destruction.

When the Trademark is advertised in the Trademark Journal, then third party canoppose the registration of the Trademark within the 3 months from the date of the

Trademark journal made available to the public. Normally the following person

opposes the registration of Trademark:

1. The owner of an earlier Trademark application or registration covering a similarTrademark for similar goods.

2. A person who has used the same or a similar Trademark prior to the client, butwho has not sought registration of the Trademark

TRADEMARK REGISTRATION PROCESS FLOWCHART

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3. ADMINISTRATIVE STEPS INVOLVED

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Very briefly, applications for registration of trade marks are received at the Headoffice and its branches according to territorial jurisdiction. Applications are then

examined mainly with regard to the distinctiveness, possibility of deceptiveness andconflicting trade marks. The registrar on consideration of the application and any

evidence of use or distinctiveness decides whether the application should be

accepted for registration or not, and if accepted, publishes the same in the officialgazette i.e. Trade Marks Journal (published in CD-Rom). Within a prescribed periodany person can file an opposition, a copy of which is served to the applicants who is

required to file a counterstatement within two months failing which the applicationshall be treated as abandoned.

Thereafter, the opponent leads evidence in support of his case by way of affidavit followed by the applicant’s evidence also by way of affidavit in support of

the application. After that the opponent files evidence by way of rebuttal. Oncompletion of evidence, the matter is set down for a hearing and the case is decided

by a Hearing officer. The registrar’s decision is appealable to the IntellectualProperty Appellate Board.

Almost all functions of the Registry have now been decentralized andexecuted by respective offices except publication of journal, issuance of Registration

Certificate and post registration activities including renewal which is done at TMR,Mumbai(Head Office)

Very broadly, the day to day administration of Trade Marks Act, 1999 is the mainresponsibility of the Registry. Apart from the above, the Registry have other

functions like offering preliminary advice as to registrability; providing Official SearchReport of same/similar trade marks on records for requested goods/services; cause

a search to be made for issue a certificate under Section 45(1) of the Copyright Act,1957 to the effect that no trade mark identical with or deceptively similar to such

artist work as sought to be registered as a copyright has been registered as a trademark; providing to interested public information and guidance on the subject;

providing information to various government agencies including Police, CentralExcise personnel, establishment of a Public Grievance and Redressal Cell,

maintenance of top class IP library, the production of annual statistical report,production of official trade marks journal in electronic form and submit an Annual

Report to Parliament.

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4. PROCEDURE FOR REGISTRATION OF TRADE MARKS APPLICATION

PROCEDURE OF REGISTRATION:-

1. The Application is filed.2. Then the application is examined by the Trade Mark Office and objections, if

any, are raised.

3. After clearing the objections, if any, the mark is advertised in Trade Marks

Journal & is open to third party opposition period of 4 months. 4. The registration certificate is issued in 4-6 months after the completion of

opposition period, if there is no opposition by the third party during this

period. 5. In case of opposition, registration certificate is issued when the opposition is

dismissed.

6. Issuance of Registration Certificate. The7. registration process is further clarified though the following flow chart.

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Registration of TrademarkAfter the trade mark is published in the TM Journal any person can file opposition

within four months from the date of publication. After hearing both the parties theRegistrar of Trade Mark shall decide accordingly and register or reject the trade

mark.

Detailed Procedure

4.1 Form and signing of application. - An application to the Registrar for the

registration of a trade mark shall be signed by the applicant or his agent.In our case, the applicable form in TN-1.

4.2 Statement of user in applications.- An application to register a trade mark

shall, unless the trade mark is proposed to be used, contain a statement of theperiod during which, and the person by whom it has been used in respect of the

goods or services mentioned in the application. The Registrar may require theapplicant to file an affidavit testifying to such user with exhibits showing the mark as

used.

4.3 Representation of mark .- Every application for the registration of a trade

mark, and where additional copies of the application are required every such copy.

shall contain a representation of the mark in the space (8cm x 8 cm) provided on the

application form for that purpose:

Provided that in any case the size of such representation shall not exceed 33centimetres by 20 centimetres with a margin of 4 centimetres on the left hand side.

4.4 Additional representations.- (1) Every application for registration of a trademark shall, except as hereinafter provided, be made in triplicate and shall be

accompanied by five additional representations of the mark. The representations of

the mark on the application and each of its copies and the additional representationsshall correspond exactly with one another. The additional representations shall in all

cases be noted with the specification and class or classes of goods or services forwhich registration is sought , the name and address of the applicant, together with

the name and address of his agent, if any, the period of use, if any, and such other

particulars as may from time to time be required by the Registrar and shall besigned by the applicant or his agent.

4.5. Request for search of a company name: Any person may, after the

Registrar has informed the public in the Journal permitting a request in Form TM-75to cause a search to be made and for issuance of a certificate pursuant to clause (ii)

of sub-section(2) of section 20 of the Companies Act, 1956 (1 of 1956) to the effectthat no trade mark identical with or deceptively similar to the name of the company

in respect of which the request is made has been registered as a trade mark or ispending under the Trade Marks Act,1999(47 of 1999)

4.6. Transliteration and translation. - Where a trade mark contains a word orwords in scripts other than Hindi or English, there shall be endorsed.

4.7. Name or description of goods or services on a mark . –

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(1) Where the name or description of any goods or services appears on a trade

mark, the Registrar may refuse to register such mark in respect of any goods orservices other than the goods or services so named or described.

(2) Where the name or description of any goods or services appear on a trademark, which name or description in use varies, the Registrar may permit the

registration of the trade mark for those and other goods or services on the applicantgiving an undertaking that the name or description will be varied when the trade

mark is used upon goods or services covered by the specification other than thenamed or described goods or services. The undertaking so given shall be included in

the advertisement of the application in the Journal under section 20.

4.8. Deficiencies.- Subject to sub-rule (2) of rule 11, where an application for

registration of a trade mark does not satisfy the requirement of any of the provisionsof the Act or these rules, the Registrar shall sent notice thereof to the applicant to

remedy the deficiencies and if within one month of the date of the notice theapplicant fails to remedy any deficiency so notified to him, the application may be

treated as abandoned.

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5. PROCEDURE ON RECEIPT OF APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION OF ATRADE MARK

5.1 Acknowledgement and Search. –

5.1(a) Every application for the registration of a trade mark in respect of any goodsor services shall on receipt, be acknowledged by the Registrar. The

acknowledgement shall be by way of return of one of the additional representations

of the trade mark filed by the applicant along with his application with the officialnumber of the application duly entered thereon.

5.2 (b) Upon receipt of the application for registration of trade mark, the Registrar

shall cause a search to be made amongst the registered trademarks and amongst

the pending applications for the purpose of ascertaining whether there are on recordin respect of the same goods or services or similar goods or services any mark

identical with or deceptively similar to the mark sought to be registered and the

Registrar may cause the search to be renewed at any time before the acceptance of the application but shall not be bound to do so.

5.2 Expedited examination, objection to acceptance, hearing.- (1) After the

receipt of the official number of an application under sub-rule (1) of rule 37, anapplicant may request for expedited examination of an application for registration of

a trade mark in Form TM-63 together with a declaration stating the reason for therequest, on payment of five times the application fee.

5.3 Notice of withdrawal of application for registration.- A notice of

withdrawal of an application for the registration of a trade mark under sub-section 2of section 133, or sub-rule (2) of rule 24, for the purpose of obtaining repayment of

any fee paid on the filing of the application, shall be given in writing within onemonth from the date of the receipt of communication mentioned in sub-rule (4) of

rule 38.

5.4 Decision of Registrar. –

(1) The decision of the Registrar under rule 38 or rule 42 after a hearing orwithout a hearing if the applicant has duly communicated his observations in writing

and has stated that he does not desire to be heard, shall be communicated to theapplicant in writing and if the applicant intends to appeal from such decision he may

within thirty days from the date of receipt of such communication apply in Form TM-15 to the Registrar requiring him to state in writing the grounds of, and the

materials used by him in arriving at, his decision.

(2) In a case where the Registrar makes any requirements to which the applicant

does not object the applicant shall comply therewith before the Registrar issues a

statement in writing under sub-rule (1).(3) The date when the statement in writing under sub-rule (1) is received shall be

deemed to be the date of the Registrar's decision for the purpose of an appeal.

5.5 Correction and amendment of application. - An applicant for registration of

a trade mark may, whether before or after acceptance of his application but beforethe registration of the mark, apply in Form TM-16_accompanied by the prescribed

fee for the correction of any error in or in connection with his application or anyamendment of his application:

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Provided, however, no such amendment shall be permitted which shall have the

effect of substantially altering the original trade mark or substitute a newspecification of goods or services not included in the initial application.

5.6 Withdrawal of acceptance by the Registrar. –

(1) If, after the acceptance of an application but before the registration of thetrade mark, the Registrar has any objection to the acceptance of the application on

the ground that it was accepted in error, or that the mark ought not to have beenaccepted in the circumstances of the case, or proposes that the mark should be

registered only subject to conditions, limitations, divisions or to conditions additionalto or different from the conditions, or limitations, subject to which the application

has been accepted, the Registrar shall communicate such objection in writing to theapplicant.

(2) Unless within thirty days from the date of receipt of the communicationmentioned in sub-rule (1) the applicant amends his application to comply with the

requirements of the Registrar or applies for a hearing , the acceptance of theapplication shall be deemed to be withdrawn by the Registrar, and the application

shall proceed as if it had not been accepted.

(3) Where the applicant intimates the Registrar within the period mentioned in sub-

rule (2) that he desires to be heard, the Registrar shall give notice to the applicant of a date when he will hear him. Such appointment shall be for a date at least 15 days

after the date of the notice, unless the applicant consents to a shorter notice. Theapplicant may state that he does not desire to be heard and submit such

submissions as he may consider desirable.

5.6 ADVERTISEMENT OF APPLICATION:

(1) Every application for registration of a trade mark required to be advertised by

sub-section (1) of section 20 or to be re-advertised by sub-section (2) of that section

shall be advertised in the Journal ordinarily within six months of the acceptance of an application for registration or after the expiry of the period referred to sub-section (2) of section 154 whichever is later.

(2) Where a trade mark applied is other than a word, the Registrar may call uponthe applicant to furnish a camera ready copy of the trade mark ordered to be

advertised to scan electronically into a Desk Top publishing package.

(3) The Registrar may after informing the public in the Journal, put the applications

published in the Journal on the internet, web site or any other electronic media.

(4) The Registrar may after informing the public in the Journal make available the

Journal in CD-ROM on payment of the cost thereof.

5.7 Advertisement of series. - Where an application relates to a series trade

marks differing from one another in respect of the particulars mentioned in sub-section (3) of section 15, the Registrar may, if he thinks fit, insert with the

advertisement of the application a statement of the manner in which the severaltrade marks differ from one another.

5.8 Notification of correction or amendment of application. - In the case of an

application to which clause (b) of sub-section (2) of section 20 applies, the Registrar

may, if he so decides, instead of causing the application to be advertised again,insert in the Journal a notification setting out the number of the application, the

class or classes in which it was made, the name and address of the principal placeof business in India, if any, of the applicant or where the applicant has no principal

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place of business in India his address for service in India, the Journal number in

which it was advertised and the correction or amendment made in the application.

5.9 Request to Registrar for particulars of advertisement of a mark. - Any

person may request the Registrar in Form TM-58 to be informed of the number,date and page of the Journal in which a trade mark which is sought to be registered

specified in the form was advertised and the Registrar shall furnish such particularsto the person making the request.

OPPOSITION TO REGISTRATION

5.10 Notice of Opposition.-

A notice of opposition to the registration of a trade mark under sub-section (1) of section 21 shall be given in triplicate in Form TM-5 within three months or within

such further period not exceeding one month in the aggregate from the date theJournal is made available to the public (which date shall be certified by the

Registrar as such) The notice shall include a statement of the grounds upon whichthe opponent objects to the registration. If the registration is opposed on the ground

that the trade mark in question resembles marks already on the register.

1. The Opposition Notice is filed on Form No. TM-5 within three months from the

date of publication of the Trademark with fee of Rs. 2500/- at the TrademarkRegistry office by the Opponents (in Triplicate).

2. The Trademark Registry office sends one copy of the Notice of Opposition Notice

on TM – 5 to the Applicants.

3. The Applicants sends his Counter- Statement in triplicate on Form No. TM- 6 tothe Trademark Registry with fee of Rs. 1000/-.

4. The Trademark Registry then sends one copy of the Counter Statements to theOpponents (who has filed TM –5).

5. On receipt of the Counter Statement, the opponents file their evidence by the useof Affidavit supported by documentary evidence of the use and advertisement of

the mark to the Trademark Registry and also sends one set of his evidence to theApplicants simultaneously.

6. On receipt of the documents from the opponents, the Applicants file their evidenceby way of Affidavit and documentary evidence of the use and advertisement of the

mark to the Trademark Registry and one complete set to the opponents.

7. On receipt of the documents from the Applicants, the opponents file their rebuttal

evidence within one month.

8. After completion of these formalities, the Trademark Tribunal fixes a date and

time for addressing arguments by both the parties through their attorneys

REGISTRATION

5.11 Entry in the Register.-

(1) Where no notice of opposition to an application advertised or re-advertised in theJournal is filed within the period specified in sub-section (1) of section 21, or where

an opposition is filed and it is dismissed, the Registrar shall, subject to the provisionsof sub-section (1) of section 23 or section 19, enter the trade mark on the register.

(2) The entry of a trade mark in the register shall specify the date of filing of application, the actual date of the registration, the goods or services and the class or

classes in respect of which it is registered, and all particulars required by sub-section(1) of section 6 including

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(a) The address of the principal place of business in India, if any, of the

proprietor of the trade mark or in the case of a jointly owned trade mark, of such of the joint proprietors of the trade mark as have a principal place of business in India;

(b) Where the proprietor of the trade mark has no place of business in India hisaddress for service in India as entered in the application for registration together

with his address in his home country;

(c) In the case of a jointly owned trade mark, where none of the joint proprietors

has a principal place of business in India, the address for service in India as given inthe application together with the address of each of the joint proprietors in his home

country;

(d) Particulars of the trade, business, profession, occupation or other description

of the proprietor or, in the case of a jointly owned trade mark, of the jointproprietors of the trade mark as entered in the application for registration;

(e) Particulars affecting the scope of the registration or the rights conferred bythe registration;

(f) The convention application date (if any), to be accorded pursuant to anapplication from applicants of a convention country made under section 154.

(g) Where the mark is a collective or certification mark, that fact;

(h) Where the mark is registered pursuant to sub-section 4 of section 11 with the

consent of the proprietor of an earlier trade mark or other earlier right, that fact;

and

i. the appropriate office of the Trade Marks Registry in relation to the trade mark.

(3) The Registrar may from time to time, in consultation with computer experts,formulate guidelines for keeping official records in electronic form.

5.12 Associated marks.-(1) Where a trade mark is registered as associated with any other marks, the

Registrar shall note in the register in connection with the first mentioned mark the

registration numbers of the marks with which it is associated and shall also note inthe register in connection with each of the associated marks the registration number

of the first mentioned mark as being a mark associated therewith.

(2) An application under sub-section (5) of section 16 to dissolve the association as

respects any of the trade marks registered as associated trade marks shall be madein Form TM-14 and shall include statement of the grounds of the application.

5.13. Death of applicant before registration.-In case of death of any applicantfor the registration of a trade mark after the date of his application and before the

trade mark has been entered in the register, the Registrar may, on proof of theapplicant's death and on proof of the transmission of the interest of the deceased

person, substitute in the application his successor in interest in place of the name of

such deceased applicant and the application may proceed thereafter as so amended.

5.14 Certificate of registration.-

(1) The certificate of registration of a trade mark to be issued by the Registrar undersub-section (2) of section 23 shall be in Form O-2. with such modification as the

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circumstances of any case may require, and the Registrar shall annex a copy of the

trade mark to the certificate.

(2) The certificate of registration referred to in sub-rule (1) shall not be used in legal

proceedings or for obtaining registration abroad.

(3) The Registrar may issue a duplicate or further copy of the certificate of

registration on request by the registered proprietor in Form TM-59 accompanied bythe prescribed fee. A representation of the mark exactly as shown in the form of

application for registration thereof at the time of registration shall accompany suchrequest.

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APPENDIX 1 : FORM TM-1

THE TRADE MARKS ACT, 1999

To

Shri V. RaviSr. Joint Registrar of Trade Marks

Intellectual Property OfficeBoudhik Sampada Bhawan,

Near Antop Hill Post Office, S.M.Road,Antop Hill,

MumbaiI - 400 037.Phone : 24137701, 24141026, 24150381, 24148165, 24171457FAX : 24130387

EMAIL: [email protected]

Agents code No:Proprietor s code No:

Fee: Rs.2500/

Application for registration of a trade mark for goods or services (other

thana collective mark or a certification trade mark) in the register sect ion 1 8

( 1 ) ,25(2).

(To be filed in triplicate accompanied by five additional representations of

the trade mark)

One representation to be fixed within this space and five others to be sentSeparately.

Representation of a larger size may be folded but must then be mounted

upon linen or other suitable material and affixed hereto. (See rule 28).

Application is hereby made for registration in the register of the accompanying

trade mark in class 2 in respect of Paints, Paints, Dyes, Varnishes, Lacquerin the name(s) of Mr. Satinder Goyat (Nationality: Indian) whose address is Plot No56, MIDC Ranjangoan, 30 Km Stone, Pune- 411045 (MH) who claim (s) to be the

proprietor(s) thereof [and by whom the said mark is proposed to be used or (and bywhom and his (their) predecessor(s) in title the said mark has been continuously

used since March 2010] in respect of the said goods or services.

All communications relating to this application may be sent to the following addressin India:-

Plot No 56, MIDC Ranjangoan, 30 Km Stone, Pune- 411045 (MH)

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Dated this 15 th day of August 2010

Sgd.

(Satinder Goyat)Appendix 2. TRADEMARK REQUISITION FORM

The undersigned requests you to kindly apply for the registration under the Trade

Marks Act as per the details enclosed below:

1. Name of the Applicant(s): Mr. Satinder Goyat

2. Nationality: Indian

3. Name of the Business/Company:Paints (Automative, Decorative,

Industrial), Dyes, Varnishes,

4. Full Business Address:

(District, State & Pin code are required )

Goyat (Paints) India Ltd. Plot No 56,

MIDC Ranjangoan, 30 Km Stone,Pune- 411045 MH

5. Telephone No: +917620079197

6. Fax No: +9120444555

7. Email ID: [email protected]

8. Description of the Business:

(Ex. Manufacturer & Supplier of Mobiles,Service Provider in the field of Beauty

Care,etc)

Manufacturer & Supplier of Paints

(Automative, Decorative, Industrial),Dyes, Varnishes, Lacquer.

9. Designation of the Applicant:

(Director/Proprietor/Partner etc.)

Note: In case of two or more

partners/directors, form should be filled inby each person separately.

C.E.O & M.D

10.Word Mark in Text:

(In case of Logo/Label please enclose soft copy or 7 hard copies)

11. Date from which Brand/Mark/Logo is

used: (DD/MM/YYYY )(Proof is required during the proceedings)

July, 2006

12. Trademark Class:If not known, please left the column blank or

logon to:-http://www.iprconsindia.com/trademark-

classification.html

Class 2 Type (Paints, Paints,

varnishes, lacquers; preservativesagainst rust and against deterioration

of wood; colorants; mordents; raw

natural resins; metals in foil and

powder form for painters;

13. Description of Goods & Services:

(Details of your goods & services is required

within 500 characters )

Manufacturer & Supplier of Paints(Automative, Decorative, Industrial),

Dyes, Varnishes, Lacquer.

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Date: 19th Aug, 2010

Signature of the Applicant(s)

Place: Pune (Seal of the

company)

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