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raemavenzka (law student)     11 January 2014

Can generic mark becomes descriptive?

based on the spectrum of distinctiveness generic marks are trademarks that incapable of distinctiveness because they consist of names of products are known. i read some literatures that explains that generic marks can also be considered "descripttive" but incapable of ever achieving secondary meaning such as continous usage and famous and well-known marks. is it possible for generic marks to be transformed into descripttive marks? any example?


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subramanian (consultant)     21 February 2014

Yes for example nylon,  dalda

T.R.Subramanian


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