Notice of Intention to Intervene in Proceedings to Vary or Cancel a Registered User (Form TM-32) (India) by Trade Marks Registry
This document is a formal notice used to intervene in legal proceedings regarding the modification or cancellation of a registered user's status for a trademark. It allows an interested party to officially join the case and provide grounds for their intervention to the Registrar of Trade Marks.
FORM TM-32
THE TRADE MARKS ACT, 1999
Agent's Code No:
Proprietor's Code No:
Fee: Rs.500
Notice of intention to intervene in proceedings for the variation or cancellation of an entry of a registered user of a trade mark.
rule 90(2)
(To be filed in triplicate accompanied by a statement in triplicate of the grounds of intervention)
In the Matter of Trade Mark No...registered in class ...in the name of1...
and
In the matter of registration of 2...thereunder as a registered user of the mark.
I (or We)3 ...hereby give notice of my (our) intention to intervene in the proceedings in the above matter.
All communications relating to these proceedings may be sent to the following address in India:-
...
...
Dated this ...day of ...20...
4...
SIGNATURE
NAME OF SIGNATORY IN LETTERS
To
The Registrar of Trade Marks
The Office of the Trade Marks Registry at 5...
Insert the name of the registered proprietor
Insert the name and address of the registered user
Insert the full name, address and nationality of person giving notice
Signature of the person giving notice or of his agent
State the name of the place of the appropriate office of the Trade Marks Registry - (See Rule 4).
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About this template
What is this template?
This is a prescribed statutory form under the Indian Trade Marks Act 1999 for intervening in specific registry actions. It is not an application to become a registered user, but rather a notice to join a dispute initiated by someone else. The form requires the specific Trade Mark Number, the Class, and the names of the existing Registered Proprietor and Registered User.
When should you use it?
Use this form when you have a legal interest in a proceeding brought to vary or cancel a registered user and wish to be heard by the Registrar. If you are the party initiating the cancellation yourself, use Form TM-U (or the relevant cancellation application form) instead.
Who it's for
- a third party seeking to join proceedings to cancel a registered user entry
- an interested person intervening in the variation of a trademark user registration
- legal agents representing a party in Trade Marks Registry proceedings in India
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