Trademarks of Jungleciti Hospitality India Pvt. Ltd.

Jungleciti Hospitality India Pvt. Ltd. ("Jungleciti") is the exclusive owner of multiple trademarks and copyrights that represent the brand, services, and intellectual property related to our eco-tourism and hospitality offerings. One of the primary trademarks owned by Jungleciti is Trademark No. 4034772, registered with the Trademark Registry, Mumbai. This registration covers the brand name "Jungleciti", along with its associated logos, symbols, and graphical representations used in relation to our services.

In addition to the primary trademark, Jungleciti has several other registered trademarks and copyrights, which are vital to our operations in the hospitality and eco-tourism industry. These trademarks are used to distinguish Jungleciti’s services, including accommodation, safari tours, eco-tours, and related services in Kaziranga National Park, Assam, and across our other locations.

Jungleciti's registered trademarks are a part of our intellectual property portfolio, ensuring that our brand is recognized and protected in the marketplace. The trademarks registered under the Indian Trademarks Act, 1999 and Copyrights Act, 1957 provide legal protection against unauthorized use, reproduction, or imitation by third parties.

The trademarks of Jungleciti are valuable assets, and any unauthorized use of these trademarks, including our brand name, logos, slogans, and any related visual or textual content, is considered trademark infringement. Unauthorized actions include, but are not limited to:

• Use of the Jungleciti name, logos, or branding without permission in commercial activities.
• Reproduction or distribution of our copyrighted materials from our website (https://www.jungleciti.com) or other publications, without obtaining proper authorization.
• Impersonating Jungleciti or attempting to create confusion with our legitimate brand and services in the market.

Jungleciti is committed to protecting its intellectual property rights under the Indian Trademarks Act, 1999 and Copyrights Act, 1957. Any infringement of these trademarks will result in immediate legal action, including but not limited to the following:

• Cease and Desist Orders: Jungleciti may issue formal cease and desist notices to infringing parties, requiring them to stop using our trademarks and intellectual property.
• Monetary Claims and Compensation: Jungleciti reserves the right to pursue financial damages for any unauthorized use of its intellectual property that leads to loss of business, reputation, or confusion in the market.
• Injunctions: Jungleciti may file for injunctions to prevent further infringement or unauthorized use of its trademarks.
• Criminal Prosecution: In cases of serious infringement or counterfeit activity, Jungleciti may pursue criminal action in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Indian Penal Code.

Jungleciti has implemented a 24/7 fraud detection and trademark monitoring system to protect its brand, intellectual property, and the interests of its customers. Our fraud monitoring efforts include:

• Tracking and monitoring online platforms, websites, and social media for any fraudulent activities involving the Jungleciti brand.
• Monitoring for impersonation attempts, including fake websites, advertisements, and social media accounts claiming to be Jungleciti or affiliated with Jungleciti without authorization.
• Real-time alerts and reports of trademark infringements or fraudulent activities to Jungleciti’s legal team or appointed attorneys and advocates.

Whenever unauthorized use of Jungleciti’s trademarks or content is identified, our legal team promptly addresses the issue. This may involve contacting the infringing party to cease the unauthorized use, pursuing legal action, or filing complaints with the relevant authorities.

The protection of Jungleciti’s intellectual property rights is a priority for the company. Any unauthorized use of our trademarks, logos, copyrighted content, or any fraudulent or deceptive practices that attempt to mislead customers will lead to legal action. These actions are taken to ensure that Jungleciti’s brand remains protected and that customers are not misled by fraudulent parties using the Jungleciti name or branding.

In accordance with the Indian Trademarks Act, 1999, and the Copyrights Act, 1957, Jungleciti will:

1. Vigorously defend its intellectual property rights and take all necessary legal steps to prevent trademark infringement.
2. Pursue compensation for any damages caused by the unauthorized use or infringement of Jungleciti trademarks and content.
3. Engage legal experts to ensure that Jungleciti’s rights are fully enforced under the applicable laws and regulations.

Jungleciti urges all individuals, organizations, and entities to respect the intellectual property rights of the company and refrain from any activities that could lead to trademark infringement or misrepresentation of the Jungleciti brand.

The trademarks and intellectual property of Jungleciti Hospitality India Pvt. Ltd. are key assets that reflect our identity, reputation, and commitment to providing high-quality hospitality and eco-tourism services. We take all necessary measures to protect these assets and enforce our rights under the Indian Trademarks Act, 1999 and the Copyrights Act, 1957. Any unauthorized use of our trademarks or content will result in legal action.

We encourage all parties to respect our intellectual property and refrain from infringing on our rights. If you have any questions regarding the use of Jungleciti’s trademarks or would like to inquire about permission for use, please contact our legal team.

For Trademark Infringement or Legal Inquiries:

Jungleciti Hospitality India Pvt. Ltd.
Email: legal@jhipl.com
Phone: 080-4568-7007

Official Website: www.jungleciti.com

This content is prepared by Jungleciti Hospitality India Pvt. Ltd. and is subject to copyright protection and applicable intellectual property laws. Unauthorized reproduction or distribution of any of Jungleciti’s trademarks or copyrighted materials is prohibited and will result in legal action.