What rights can be obtained through trademark registration?

Through trademark registration, the registrant can obtain exclusive rights to use the trademark in relation to the goods or services for which it is registered. This means that others cannot use a similar mark on the same or similar goods or services without the permission of the registrant, which can help to prevent consumer confusion and protect the registrant's reputation and goodwill.

For example, if a company registers the trademark "Tech Innovators" for its line of smartphones, it has the exclusive right to use that mark on smartphones and related services. If another company tries to use "Tech Innovators" or a similar mark on its smartphones, the registrant can take legal action to stop it.

In addition to exclusive rights, trademark registration can also provide the following benefits:

1. Public Notice: Registration serves as public notice of the registrant's claim of ownership.
2. Legal Protection: It provides a legal basis for enforcement against infringers.
3. Priority: The registrant has priority over others who might later try to register a similar mark.
4. International Protection: Through international treaties like the Madrid Protocol, a trademark registered in one country can be extended to other countries.

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