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ARTICLE · 22 OCTOBER 2013

Groundwork To Internationalization - Changes At The Indian Trademarks Registry

Indian trademark system has always been dynamic and responsive to the changing international scenario.

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Indian trademark system has always been dynamic and responsive to the changing international scenario. Likewise since its establishment in the year 1940, the Indian Trademark Registry is always in the process of equipping itself to meet the requirements of international standards, practice and procedure. Latest among these is the implementation of Madrid system of international registration of marks.

India joined the Madrid system which came into force on July 8, 2013. The implementation of Madrid System is just another milestone in India's endeavor to globalize its intellectual property regime, the business and its economy. In order to equip the existing system to adapt to the international system under the Madrid Regime, the Indian Trademarks Registry has undergone a rigorous revamping in all sectors of practice and procedure. This reviving and restructuring process has started almost 5 years back. In order to have a robust system to support the

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