Trademark rectification is the procedure to correct or remove errors, discrepancies, or invalid entries in the trademark register maintained by the Trade Marks Registry. Rectification may be sought by the trademark owner, interested parties, or any person affected by an erroneous entry. Common reasons include incorrect spelling, wrong owner details, errors in the class of goods/services, or unauthorized registration. The process involves filing an application for rectification under the Trade Marks Act, 1999, specifying the errors and providing supporting evidence. The Registrar examines the application, allows for responses or objections from affected parties, and decides whether to rectify the register. Rectification ensures that the trademark records accurately reflect ownership, rights, and status, thereby preventing disputes, infringement, or legal complications. Professional assistance is recommended to draft the application, submit necessary documents, and follow procedural requirements effectively. Timely rectification safeguards intellectual property rights, maintains legal clarity, and ensures that trademarks remain enforceable and correctly registered.