A Criminal Complaint Petition is a legal document that is filed before a Magistrate Court by a person or a company who believes that their trademark rights have been infringed upon by another person or entity. The petition is filed under the provisions of the Trademark Act, which provides for criminal penalties for trademark infringement.

The complaint should include details of the alleged infringement, such as the infringing mark, the date and manner of the infringement, and the harm caused to the complainant as a result of the infringement. It should also include the evidence in support of the complaint, such as any documents, photographs, or witness statements.

The Magistrate Court, after examining the complaint, may take cognizance of the complaint and issue summons to the accused person or entity to appear before the court for further proceedings.

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