Introduction: Can a company take a famous brand, add one letter at the end, and call the result its own? On 15 October 2026, the Madras High Court in INEXO Cast Metal Solutions Pvt. Ltd. v. Federal Express Corporation & Anr., has refused to register “FEDEXO”, a mark for foundry chemicals, because it sits too … Continue reading Reputation, Not Listing, Decides: Madras High Court Refuses FEDEXO in Favour of FEDEX
Navigating Global Markets: The Madrid System’s Role in International Trademark Protection
INTRODUCTION In an era of expanding international trade and global business landscapes, protecting intellectual property rights has become a paramount concern for businesses seeking to establish a strong and recognizable presence worldwide. One of the key mechanisms facilitating this endeavor is the Madrid System for the International Registration of Marks. The Madrid Union currently has … Continue reading Navigating Global Markets: The Madrid System’s Role in International Trademark Protection
KNOW ABOUT TRADENAME PROTECTION IN EU
The trademark law in Europe is regulated by European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO). As per EUIPO “Trademarks are signs used in trade to identify products.” It’s a symbol that distinguishes one from their competitors. One of the important conditions to be kept in mind while registering the mark is to clearly define the mark … Continue reading KNOW ABOUT TRADENAME PROTECTION IN EU
