Section 143 of The Trade Marks Act, 1999 in hindi
An address for service stated in an application or notice of opposition shall for the purposes of the application or notice of opposition be deemed to be the address of the applicant or opponent, as the case may be, and all documents in relation to the application or notice of opposition may be served by leaving them at or sending them by post to the address for service of the applicant or opponent, as the case may be.
Summary
- This provision establishes how official documents should be sent and delivered during trademark applications and oppositions.
- The address listed in an application or a notice of opposition is treated as the official address for the applicant or opponent.
- Any documents related to the application or opposition can be legally served by leaving them at this specified address.
- Alternatively, documents can be served by sending them through the post to this address for service.
Practical examples
FAQ
1. Where should documents be sent according to Section 143 of The Trade Marks Act, 1999?
Under Section 143 of The Trade Marks Act, 1999, documents should be served at the address for service stated in the application or notice of opposition.
2. How can documents be delivered under Section 143 of the trademark law?
Section 143 of the trademark law allows documents to be served either by leaving them at the address for service or by sending them by post to that address.
3. Whose address does the listed address for service represent under Section 143 of the Act?
Under Section 143 of the Act, the address for service represents the address of the applicant or the opponent depending on the document filed.
Test yourself
Q1.According to Section 143 of The Trade Marks Act, 1999, an address stated in a notice of opposition is deemed to be what?
Q2.Under Section 143 of the Act, which of the following is an acceptable method for serving documents related to an application?
Q3.What types of initial documents establish the address for service under Section 143 of the general trademark law?
Q4.If an applicant writes a specific address for service on their trademark application, what does Section 143 of The Trade Marks Act, 1999 say about serving documents?