Trademark assignment refers to the transfer of rights, title, or interest in a registered or pending trademark from the current owner (assignor) to another party (assignee). This process can be total or partial, and may be for specific goods or services, or for the entire trademark. Assignment ensures that the assignee acquires exclusive rights to use, license, or enforce the trademark. The procedure involves drafting a legally valid assignment deed specifying details of the trademark, parties involved, goods/services covered, and consideration, if any. The deed must be signed by both parties and submitted to the Trade Marks Registry along with Form TM-P for recordal. Upon acceptance, the Registry updates the ownership in the trademark register. Professional assistance is recommended to draft the deed accurately, comply with procedural requirements, and ensure proper recordal to avoid disputes. Trademark assignment enables businesses to restructure, sell, or license their intellectual property while maintaining legal protection, commercial value, and enforceable rights. Timely and correct assignment helps in seamless ownership transfer and strengthens brand management strategy.