Instead of protecting a name or slogan, a copyright provides intellectual property protection to an original creative work, such as a book, a film, or a painting (often referred to as original works of authorship.)
By having a copyright, the author of the creative work can stop others from copying
1. You legally own the mark
2. You can pursue legal action against infringers
3. Your trademark will appear in searches
4. Prevent against imported goods
5. Easier path to international rights
6. Use of ® symbol
1. Absolute grounds for refusal of registration – relate to the intrinsic qualities of the mark
2. Relative grounds for refusal of registration – relate to conflicts with earlier trade mark rights belonging to third parties
1. #Prohibited Marks
If the use of which is likely to confuse or deceive the public or contrary to law.
2. #Scandalous or Offensive Matter
If it contains or comprises any scandalous or offensive matter or would not otherwise be entitled to protection in any court of law.
3. #Prejudicial to the
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