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ARTICLE · 18 JUNE 2024

Sound Marks & Smell Marks In India

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Brands have evolved to gain unique identities through the experiences they provide to their customers. Think about that smell you have only experienced in a particular hotel chain.

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Brands have evolved to gain unique identities through the experiences they provide to their customers. Think about that smell you have only experienced in a particular hotel chain. One would identify a brand with a smell. Trademarks play a crucial role in establishing a brand's identity and ensuring that consumers can distinguish between products from different sources. Traditionally, trademarks have been visual symbols such as logos, words, and designs. However, with businesses coming up with innovative ways to distinguish their services, the realm of trademarks is evolving to include non-traditional marks like sounds and smells. This article delves into the current status, challenges, and potential developments for sound and smell marks in India, drawing comparisons with prominent jurisdictions around the world.

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