Trademark Assignment

Trademark is considered as an asset that can be sold or its ownership can be transferred at one’s will. If you want to transfer or sell your trademark as well, then contact Eazy Startups in India to carry out the process. They can help you avoid any hurdles in the process and protect you from harassment and mishappenings.

Trademark Assignment is a document that is legally registered and created in order to perform the transaction between the assignor and assignee regarding the transfer of the trademark.

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    Overview of Trademark Assignment 

    The assignment of a trademark is the formal documentation of the transfer of ownership of a recognized phrase, word, symbol, or design from one party to another. The Current Owner of that particular trademark is known as “the Assignor,” and the future owner is named “the Assignee.”

    As a valuable asset or prized possession, a trademark helps end-users connect with a brand that has the same characteristics. It enables the trademark owner to transfer the goodwill of their trademark to another party without encountering any problems or obstacles.

    Checklist of Trademark Assignment Agreement

    These are the elements of the Trademark Assignment Agreement:-

    • Trademark: – The word, logo, image, sounds or any such thing that is legally registered to represent the company and can be transferred or sold as an asset whenever required.
    • Effective Date – The date when the trademark is transferred in the name of the owner 
    • Consideration- Payment Amount for the trademark
    • Assignor- the current owner of the trademark
    • Assignee – the future owner of the trademark that is being sold
    • Warranties- The Assignor proves that they presently own the trademark and have the right to transfer the ownership to anyone and anytime
    • Signatures- This facilitates the agreement between the Assignor and the Assignee
    • Notary Public- If the Assignee expects to register the trademark outside the country, then the agreement must be notarized

    Types of Trademark Assignment Agreements

    • Assignment and Transfer Agreement
    • Assignment of Intellectual Property Rights Agreement
    • Transfer of Trademark Rights
    • Intellectual Property Assignment
    • Trademark Purchase and Trademark Assignment Agreement

     

    Inclusions in the Trademark Assignment Agreement

    The Trademark Assignment Agreement should include the following details:-

    • Names of both the current owner and the new owner of the trademark.
    • The place to sort out a dispute
    • The reason behind the Assignor transferring the ownership of the trademark
    • Time at which the trademark will be transferred to the Assignee
    • The amount paid to the Assignor for the trademark by the Assignee

     

    The process to Document the Trademark Assignment 

    Unregistered trademarks can also be transferred or assigned with or without the business concern’s goodwill, as permitted by Section 39.

    A registered trademark may be assigned in part or in whole, including the goodwill of a business concern. Depending on the nature of the assignment, the trademark assignment fee varies.

    The Need for Trademark Assignment Agreement in India

    A trademark or service mark registration document is a legally binding document that conveys ownership of the mark when required. Transfers of trademarks or ownership are common in the sale of businesses or products.

    Types of Trademark Assignment Agreement

    Federally Registered Common-Law Or Unregistered
    Usage of Registered trademark symbol (R) or ® Usage of the Trademark symbol ™ or (TM)
    Officially registered with the USPTO Uses the Service Mark symbol (SM)
    Raised rights because the public is on formal Notice Logos and Brand names are automatically protected when an entity uses the trademark in the normal course of commerce

    The consequences of not using the Trademark Agreement

    There will be a dusky vision on the business report who currently have the trademark without the Trademark Assignment. Therefore, the following are the results for not using the agreement

    Assignors Or Current Owner Assignees Or Future Owner
    Loss Of Time

    Time spent demonstrating that the trademark was not transferred

    Loss Of Time

    The higher burden of documents as proof that the trademark was transferred

    Loss Of Money

    Another business uses the same trademark  without paying or without formal transferring process

    Loss Of Money

    Unable to take advantage of the value of goodwill

    Loss Of Image

    Business goodwill affected Customer Confusion of the Product or Service

    Loss Of Image

    Unable to federally register Obtain a cease and desist letter

    Frequently Asked Questions

    A trademark Assignment is issued in the event of a transfer of ownership of the trademark from a present owner to a future owner.

    Form TM-24 can be used to apply for Trademark Assignment. In order to apply for the joint Trademark Assignment, the Assignor and Assignee can use Form TM-2 and file a request.

    You can look up free online available databases to know if a product or brand is trademarked.

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