A Civil Suit for Infringement of a Trade Mark is a legal action brought by a trade mark owner against an individual or business that is using a similar mark without the owner's permission. The trade mark owner can file this suit in a civil court to seek relief, such as an injunction to stop the infringement, damages, and/or an order for the infringing party to hand over any infringing goods or materials.

To prove infringement, the trade mark owner must demonstrate that the infringing mark is similar or identical to the registered trade mark and that the infringing mark is being used in relation to similar goods or services. The trade mark owner must also prove that the infringing use has caused or is likely to cause confusion among consumers.

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