To file a trademark infringement suit in India, follow these steps: Verify Trademark Ownership: Ensure that the trademark is registered in your name or you have exclusive rights to the mark. Cease and Desist Notice: Before filing a suit, it’s customary to send a cease and desist notice to the infringing party, demanding them to stop using your trademark. Filing a Suit: Jurisdiction: File the suit in a court with jurisdiction over intellectual property matters, usually in the District Court or High Court where the defendant resides or where the infringement occurred. File a Plaint: Draft a plaint (petition) with the following details: Your details (plaintiff) Defendant's details Registration details of your trademark Details of infringement (how, where, and when the infringement occurred) Evidence of infringement, including copies of your trademark registration, usage, advertisements, etc. Reliefs Sought: Specify the reliefs you are seeking, such as: Injunction to stop infringement Damages or accounts of profits Destruction of infringing goods Costs of the suit Legal Basis: Mention the relevant provisions of the Trade Marks Act, 1999, including sections related to infringement and passing off (Sections 29, 135, and 134). File the Suit in Court: Submit the plaint along with any necessary documentation and pay the filing fees. Court Proceedings: The court will issue summons to the defendant, and after hearings, may pass an interim or final injunction order, award damages, or other appropriate reliefs. If the suit is urgent, you can also apply for an interim injunction to prevent further infringement while the case is pending. It is advisable to consult with an intellectual property lawyer to navigate the legal complexities involved in filing a trademark infringement suit.