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Types of Trademark registration in India

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Product Mark: Unlike a service mark, a product mark identifies a good or a product and protects the company's reputation. Since they represent commodities, trademark applications filed under trademarks 1-34 could be considered product marks.
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Service Mark: As opposed to product marks, service marks identify services rather than products. Their primary purpose is to distinguish the proprietors from those offering similar services. Trademark classes 35-45 represent services, so they could be considered service marks.
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Collective Mark: A collective mark tells the public about a group's unique characteristics, allowing a group of people to protect goods and services collectively. Trademark holders can be associations, public institutions, or Section 8 corporations.
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Certification Mark: It is a sign issued by the proprietor that indicates the product's origin, substance, quality, or other specific data. A product's certification establishes a standard and guarantees quality by passing standardised tests. Generally, certification marks are found on packaged goods, toys, and electronics.
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Shape Mark: The shape mark is used to identify a product belonging to a specific manufacturer. Once it is determined that the product has a distinctive shape, the mark can be registered.
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Pattern Mark: Registrable pattern marks are for products with a distinctive design pattern. Patterns that do not stand out as noteworthy are rejected.
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Sound Mark: A sound logo is a sound used to identify a product or service. They occur at the beginning and end of commercials. The most popular sound mark in India is the tune for IPL.