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almost 8 years ago

Pan Card For Companies: Procedure And Importance

A company that is incorporated in India is considered as a separate legal entity, which means that the income of the company will be taxed separately from that of the owner or directors of the company.
almost 8 years ago

Basics Of Copyright Law For Music

When you listen to a song on the radio or your mobile's music application, there are two specific copyrights: One for the music composition One for the sound recording While both these rights are attached to the song, there are different rights because they are often independently licensed.
almost 8 years ago

Key Difference Between Trademarks, Copyrights And Patents

A Copyright refers to a set of rights and is conferred on original works (considered as an intellectual property asset) of a person created using his/her individual talents, skills, creativity and intellect. 1.
almost 8 years ago

An Outlook On Compulsory Licensing For Patents

The Government has the authority to also grant a third party right over the patented invention, on the grounds that the grant of license in imperative to the welfare of the society.
almost 8 years ago

Rights Granted Under Copyright Law In India

The exclusive rights granted to the owner of the copyright are different from the rights that a person would receive if he or she merely owns a copy of the work.
almost 8 years ago

Know The Difference Between: A Company And A Firm

What is a Company?
almost 8 years ago

What Is Priority Date Patent? Key Aspects

In Intellectual Property, the right over the idea, design or technology is based on first come basis, and hence it is apparent that if the person delays in obtaining a patent for his or her invention they might lose it all together.
almost 8 years ago

A Detailed Classification: Types Of Companies In India

 One Person Company Section 2 (62) of the Companies Act, 2013 says – One person company means a company which has only one person as a member.
almost 8 years ago

Benefits Of Copyright Protection

These rights are a reward to the creators, as no one will be able to use their works for free.
almost 8 years ago

Section 3(d) Of Indian Patent Act: Problem Of Rampant "Evergreening"

  Read: Evolution of the Indian Patent Act Ever-Greening Strategies Innovator companies follow a number of strategies while they try to extend the term of patent protection.
almost 8 years ago

Can You Copyright A Name?

Due to this, copyright protection does not extend to personal names, business names, and titles of books, other titles used to identify works or products, slogans, and short phrases.
almost 8 years ago

What Is Patent Prosecution?

Once the patent application is ready, it can be filed with one or more Patent Offices around the world.
almost 8 years ago

Introduction To Copyright In India

There is no copyright on ideas.
almost 8 years ago

How To Copyright Your Website?

If the website is made for hire, then the creators usually relinquish all their rights and transfer the same to the person who hired them.
almost 8 years ago

An Introduction To Companies Under The Indian Company Law

Test A company is typically an association of individuals who have come together to meet a common objective and purpose.
almost 8 years ago

The Different Stages Of Patent Registration In India

  Non-Obviousness Non-obviousness means that for the person, who is skilled in the same field, the invention should not be known.
almost 8 years ago

What Does A Trademark Protect?

Trademarks, a type of brand asset are registered under the Trademarks, Act, 1999, they are one of the most important Intellectual Property assets of a business.
almost 8 years ago

Rights And Obligations Of A Patentee

Licensing Rights: A registered patent enables a patentee to grant other persons or organizations exclusive or non-exclusive rights over their patents.
almost 8 years ago

What Are Patent Claims?

Types of Patent Claims Claims under the Indian patent law have been classified on the basis of drafting, inventiveness, and structure.
almost 8 years ago

How To Incorporate A Company In India

Steps for forming a Company in India A company can be incorporated as either public limited or private limited.
almost 8 years ago

How To Name A Company

The company name or the corporate name is the formal name of the company when it is incorporated.
almost 8 years ago

How To Audit Comapnies In India

Company audit is conducted by a qualified Chartered Account, who is appointed as the auditor of the company.
almost 8 years ago

Annual Compliance Checklist For Start Ups In India

Appointment of  Company Auditor   E-form ADT-1 The Auditor of a company is appointed for a period of Five years.
almost 8 years ago

What Is International Patent Classification (Ipc)

The patent documents are distributed in an orderly manner based on the selective distribution of information.
almost 8 years ago

Everything About Provisional Patents

Provisional patent specification or application is a prefatory step, which is done before filling of a regular patent application.
almost 8 years ago

What Is The Meaning Of Company Analysis?

Meaning and Purpose The company analysis helps ascertain various aspects of a company’s health.
almost 8 years ago

Difference Between The Product And Process Patent Regimes

India is part of a global community where there are several technological innovations created on a daily basis.
almost 8 years ago

What Is Revocation Of Patent?

After revocation, the title and privilege of the person or institution are taken away from them.
almost 8 years ago

Understanding The Concept Of A Holding Company

In most case, the control of the holding company is exerted through shares, where the controlling company holds at least 51% of the total holdings.
almost 8 years ago

Duties And Responsibilities Of A Company Director

Definition of a Director under the Companies Act The Companies Act, 2013, defines a director as a person who is appointed to be a part of the Board of the Company.
almost 8 years ago

What Is The Meaning Of A Dormant Company?

The Act specifies that a dormant company is one that: Has no significant business operations or accounting transaction Is formed to hold an asset or intellectual property Is formed for a future project Benefits of a Dormant Status The first question that most people ask is that – Why incorporate a company only to get a dormant status for it?
almost 8 years ago

What Are Patent Trolls?

NPE's are always on a lookout for the purchase of broader patents in the key technology areas and that too within a particular industry.
almost 8 years ago

Patent Infringement: Types And Penalties

Once the patentee is granted patent protection; the claims made in the application are the rights that should not be infringed.
almost 8 years ago

What Is Patent Drafting?

Patents are one such Intellectual Property which is common and known among the general public.
almost 8 years ago

How To Patent Logo In India?

Logo in a company is used as banners on visiting cards, I-Cards or any other marketing platform which will help target the audience and get familiar among that target audience as a product or service provider.
almost 8 years ago

What Is Patent? Definition, Rights, Types And Examples

The date on which the application is filed is considered the beginning of the timeline of the application.
almost 8 years ago

How To Patent An Idea?

Example: Recent patent application for a sexual toy by a Canadian company 'Standard Innovation Corporation' was rejected by the Indian Patent Office on the grounds of morality stating that the claimed subject matter relates to sexual stimulation and hence is against the public order.
almost 8 years ago

Private Limited Company – Definition, Advantages And Incorporation Process

A private company is based on shares.
almost 8 years ago

How To Change The Objects Clause Of Your Company?

These objectives are said to be the guidelines of the company’s activities and purpose of existence and are usually defined during the incorporation of a company.
almost 8 years ago

What Is A Joint Stock Company?

Holdings: The company’s capital is divided into stocks, which the members hold based on the proportion of their contribution.
almost 8 years ago

Essential Features Of A Company

Just like a person cannot have two signatures, a company can have only one common seal.
almost 8 years ago

What Does It Mean To Be A Limited Company?

Here is how a limited company functions:  Holdings: A company has more than one member (also called shareholder or owner) who hold shares of the company.
almost 8 years ago

Features Of A Joint Stock Company

Essential Features of Joint Stock Company Artificial Legal Person The law gives a company the legal status of a separate legal entity, that is, an artificial legal person.
almost 8 years ago

Difference Between Company Limited By Guarantee And Company Limited By Shares

The Companies Act of 2013 defines a company as an organisation incorporated under the provisions of the Act, or any other previous related Acts.
almost 8 years ago

What Is Director Identification Number (Din)?

  DIN was introduced in 2006 to ensure the authenticity of the directors of a company.
almost 8 years ago

How To Change A Digital Signature Certificate

For instance, e-tax filing requires the use of DSCs by companies (and individuals under tax audit), as a mandatory compliance.
almost 8 years ago

How To Liquidate A Company In India Under The Insolvency And Bankruptcy Code

Liquidation Process and Purpose When a company is being dissolved and the winding-up process is initiated, the value of the company’s assets is first realised.
almost 8 years ago

Difference Between Patent And Copyright

Copyright and Patent are two such intellectual property rights that secure the intangible assets of a company or any individual.
almost 8 years ago

Patent Registration Procedure In India

The complete specification application must include: Title of the invention Description of the invention Should have at least one claim for the invention, and One drawing to illustrate the working of the invention.
almost 8 years ago

An Overview Of Indian Patents Act

The rights granted by the government are called Monopoly Rights, and hence no other individual or company can use the invention or include the patented technology in the production of goods without prior permission.