Trademark Assignment & Transfer in Rajkot, Gujarat
Rajkot is known for its diesel engine, auto-parts, casting and machine-tool industry, with thousands of small and mid-sized manufacturing units trading under a distinct brand name.
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Why Rajkot businesses choose us.
A recognisable brand name is a real commercial asset for manufacturers competing on distributor trust — registering it stops a rival unit from selling look-alike parts under a confusingly similar name.
Rajkot's manufacturing clusters at Aji and Metoda GIDC and along Bhavnagar and Gondal Road turn out diesel engines, submersible pumps, auto components, CNC and machine tools, forgings and castings, brass parts, kitchenware and imitation jewellery. The classes used most here are Class 7 for engines, pumps and machine tools, Class 12 for vehicle parts and accessories, Class 8 for hand tools, Class 6 for castings, forgings and metal hardware, and Class 21 for stainless-steel kitchenware.
These products sell through dealer and distributor networks where the brand name on the box is what a mechanic or retailer asks for by memory. That makes the name a genuine asset — and a target. Look-alike part names and near-identical logos on pump sets and engine spares are a recurring problem in this market.
A registration in the right class lets you act on that directly: a cease-and-desist with statutory force, seizure of infringing stock, and an injunction restraining the rival unit — remedies that are only available once the mark is on the register.
We regularly work with auto-parts and engineering manufacturers, casting units, and machine-tool businesses in and around Rajkot, so the search, filing paperwork and any Registry correspondence are handled the same day you reach out — everything can be coordinated over call, WhatsApp and courier without you needing to travel to our Ahmedabad office.
How it works
Assignment Deed Drafted
We draft the assignment deed recording the transfer of ownership from the assignor to the assignee, along with a statement of case explaining the circumstances of the transfer.
Deed Executed & Stamped
The deed is signed by both parties and stamped as per applicable stamp duty — required before it can be filed with the Registry.
Form TM-P Filed
Under Section 45 of the Trade Marks Act, the assignee must apply to record the assignment within 6 months of the deed's execution date, filing Form TM-P along with a certified copy of the deed and the statement of case.
Register Updated
Once the Registrar is satisfied, the Trade Marks Register is updated to show the assignee as the new registered proprietor — only after this does the new owner's title become fully enforceable against third parties.
Documents Required
Checklist- Original trademark registration certificate / application details
- Signed and stamped assignment deed
- PAN and ID proof of both assignor and assignee
- Board resolution or authorisation letter, if either party is a company or LLP
- Statement of case explaining the nature of the assignment
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Trademark Assignment & Transfer ↗Frequently asked questions
Under Section 45(1), the assignee must apply to register the assignment within 6 months from the date of the assignment deed — though this can be extended by the Registrar for a further 3 months on request in genuine cases.
Until it's entered on the Register, the original assignor remains the recorded legal owner. This significantly weakens the assignee's ability to enforce the mark against infringers or license it out, since their ownership isn't reflected on the public record.
Yes — a trademark can be assigned "with goodwill" (transferred along with the business it's associated with) or, in most cases, "without goodwill" (transferred independently of the business), though the latter has some restrictions to prevent public confusion about the origin of goods.
The e-filing fee for recording an assignment under Section 45 is ₹9,000 per trademark, in addition to any professional fees for drafting the deed and statement of case.
No — this is exactly the kind of ownership change an assignment handles. Rather than losing your original filing date by reapplying, the existing registration (with its priority date) is transferred to the new company through Form TM-P.
If your mark is registered in the relevant class (typically Class 7 or 12), you can send an infringement notice with statutory backing, apply for an interim injunction to stop further sales, and seek damages or an account of profits. We handle the notice and, if it escalates, the enforcement filing.
Class 7 covers engines and motors (other than for land vehicles), pumps, machine tools and machines generally. Parts specifically for land vehicles fall in Class 12, and hand-operated tools fall in Class 8 — many Rajkot manufacturers file in more than one of these to cover their full range.