What rights does the owner of a registered trademark have?
The owner of a registered trademark has the right to prevent any third party, who fails to obtain their consent, from using the trademark or an identical or similar mark, including any geographical indication, in trading for distinguishing goods or services connected to those for which the trademark has been registered. This is applicable when such use is likely to create confusion in the minds of consumers, especially when the same or a similar trademark is used to distinguish goods or services similar to those for which the trademark has been registered.