IP Infringement Litigation
Enforce your patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets through Indian courts
Getting your paperwork right the first time is the biggest factor in how fast ip infringement litigation completes. Below is the complete document checklist — what's mandatory, what's situational, and how each item is used — so you can assemble everything before you begin.
Documents Required
Items marked Required are mandatory; others are situational.
IP Rights Documentation
- Registration certificates for all relevant IP rightsRequired
- Chain of title documents if rights were assigned or licensedRequired
- Evidence that the registration is current and validRequired
Infringement Evidence
- Physical samples of infringing goods with purchase receiptsRequired
Buy-test evidence is admissible and important
- Screenshots and URLs of online infringing listings with timestampsRequired
- Technical comparison report (for patents)Required
Prepared by a qualified technical expert
- Market survey evidence of consumer confusion (trademark cases)
Damages Evidence
- Sales and revenue records to support quantum of damages
- Market research on reputational harm
Tips to avoid delays
- Keep digital copies (PDF or clear photos) of every document ready before you start.
- Make sure names and addresses match exactly across all documents — mismatches are the single most common cause of rejection.
- Use current, unexpired government-issued IDs, and have both originals and self-attested copies on hand.
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