Intellectual Property

Trademark vs. Copyright vs. Patent: Understanding the Differences When it comes to protecting intellectual property, it is essential to understand the differences between trademarks, copyrights, and patents. Each form of protection serves a unique purpose and is suited for specific...

In Malaysia, trademark opposition is a critical process that allows third parties to challenge the registration of a trademark before it is officially granted. This legal procedure provides businesses and individuals with an opportunity to protect their brand identity from...

Legal Framework and Rights of Proprietors The Trademark Act 2019 provides a comprehensive framework for trademark protection and enforcement in Malaysia. A registered trademark grants the proprietor exclusive rights to use the trademark and to authorize others to use it....

The Malaysian Trademarks Act aims to protect the rights of trademark owners and ensure that consumers can accurately identify the source of products or services. A trademark is defined as any sign used to distinguish the source of goods or...

A trademark is an intangible asset that represents intellectual property, legally protected under Malaysia's Trademarks Act 2019 (TMA). It encompasses any sign or...

Infringement of Trademark Trademark infringement is the unauthorized use of a trademark or a similar mark in a way that is likely to cause confusion, deception, or mistake among consumers about the source of goods or services. This can include...

What is Anton Piller Order? An Anton Piller injunction, also known as an "order for the delivery up of goods" or a "search order," is a type of civil court order that allows the plaintiff to search the defendant's premises...