The Trademark Act 2009 of Bangladesh provides for several remedies for trademark infringement. The remedies available for trademark infringement in Bangladesh include:
Injunction: An injunction is a court order that prohibits the infringer from using the trademark in question. An injunction can be granted to the trademark owner to prevent further infringement.
Damages: The trademark owner can claim damages for any losses suffered as a result of the infringement. Damages can include loss of profits, as well as compensation for any harm caused to the goodwill of the trademark.
Account of Profits: The trademark owner can also claim an account of profits, which means that the infringer is required to account for the profits that have been made as a result of the infringement.
Seizure and Destruction of Infringing Goods: The trademark owner can seek an order from the court to seize and destroy the infringing goods. This remedy is particularly effective in preventing the circulation of counterfeit goods in the market.
Criminal Proceedings: In addition to civil remedies, trademark infringement can also result in criminal proceedings, which can lead to fines and imprisonment for the infringer.
Overall, the remedies available for trademark infringement in Bangladesh are effective in protecting the rights of trademark owners and deterring infringement. It is important for trademark owners to take legal action to protect their trademarks and prevent further infringement.