Research on legal protection for brand owners who are late to re-enroll this
brand aims to identify and assess the legal protections for brand owners who are
late to re-register its brand, as well as his legal settlement in case of dispute
between the owners of the brand who are late to re-register its brand and others
who have registered the brand. This research is normative legal research, by
conducting library research to obtain secondary data as data headliner. This is
because legal research is normative then deductive reasoning method. The results
of this study are: (1) legal protection under the Trademark Act delays registration
renewal or re-registration of the brand is only given to the owners of the brands
that have made the brand extension or re-registration. Extension of the period of
re-registration can be found in Article 35 paragraph (2) jo. Article 36 of the
Trademark Act that mention the brand extension registration request is submitted
at a fast 12 months before the expiration of the protection of registered
trademarks, and (2) For the actual brand owners requesting an extension of the
late registration of the mark, still able to obtain their rights by submitting to
Administrative Court in connection with the refusal to the Trademark Office on
the grounds that the brand will be the extension of a commonality in whole or in
essence to brand other people who have registered and have the relevant brand
extension fee, provided he can prove that he is the actual owner of the mark good
will.