In the present dynamic market and economic landscape, with an ongoing surge in trademark registrations, there is a parallel escalation in trademark infringement.

Upon registering its trademark under the Trademarks Act, 1999, an organization or business obtains the exclusive right to prevent any other entity from using that trademark for a period of 10 years.

The designation 'well-known' in Trademark law denotes a significant level of public recognition, indicating that it is widely known across various geographical areas.

The world of business is extremely dynamic and competitive. The basic concept of branding has evolved on different levels.

In the context of trademark law, definitions are crucial because they establish the foundational understanding of key concepts used the legislation.