Brand stories going wrong in First to file Jurisdictions. Presentation by: Harsh Aggarwal, In House Counsel, Havells India Limited.

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Brand stories going wrong in First to file Jurisdictions. Presentation by: Harsh Aggarwal, In House Counsel, Havells India Limited.

Scope of Presentation

What is Fairy Tale scenario? A global company owning mark ‘X’ is comfortably doing business in a FTF jurisdiction. It is enjoying: trans border reputation; decades of use; A company owning mark ‘Y’ is comfortably doing business in its home country. Mark ‘Y’ is a well known brand in its home Country.

Fairy Tale turns into a Scary Tale  Brand owner of X comes across a prior bad faith registration for:  a mark deceptively similar to it.  a mark identical to it to whose registration is prior in time by few days or weeks  Brand Owner challenges offender’s bad faith registration.  The offender in a counter action challenges the registration of the brand owner.  The offender succeeds in getting brand owners registration cancelled.  Brand owner of Y wants to expand its business in FTF jurisdiction  Brand owner applies for registration and comes across a prior bad faith registration for a mark identical to it and his applications fails. A Fairy tale becomes a scary tale!!

Expectation of a Fair Trial in FTF Jurisdiction  Respect for Trademark rights of others Vs. Squatter  Honest Registrant Vs. Dishonest Registrant  Coined Mark Vs. Copied mark  Prior User Vs. later /Non Use  Global use Vs. Local Use  Trans border reputation Vs. No or negligible reputation  Global Sales Vs. Local Sales  Global Registrations/applications Vs. Only Local registration or Applicant.  On line presence Vs. only offline local presence  Wide product range Vs. limited products  Global Advertisements and promotion Vs. Negligible promotion  Quality Guaranteed Vs. Quality Questionable  Genuine Products Vs. Counterfeit/Non genuine Products  Correct source of products Vs. Misrepresentation and Misleading public

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