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about 4 years ago
Convert Nbfc To Banks
The primary regulatory authority for converting NBFC into a Bank is the Reserve Bank of India.
about 4 years ago
Nidhi Company Vs. Nbfc
NBFC is covered under Section 45-IA of the Reserve Bank of India.
about 4 years ago
What Is A "Commercial Working Statement" Of Patent In India?
The form essentially asks for details about the patented invention operating on a commercial scale inside India for the year, grounds for such non-work if relevant.
about 4 years ago
Support For International Patent Protection In Electronics And It
For an application for Waiver under sec. 39 of the Indian Patent Act for international filing, then the document of Official filing with the Indian Patent office in scanned format.
about 4 years ago
Artificial Intelligence And Patent
The regulatory legislation in India is the Patents Act 1970, which supervises and equips the courts and Indian Patent Office to determine whether a critical product or process is suitable for a patent or not.
about 4 years ago
Proof Of Right Requirement In Patent
Under section 7(2) of the Patents Act and the provisions under Rule 10 of the Patent Rules, when an assignee of the true inventor, i.e., a person other than the true inventor, applies for a patent in India, the assignee must present a 'proof of right.'
about 4 years ago
Foreign Filing License Of Patents In India
Foreign Filing License comes into action if the inventor is an Indian citizen and chooses to directly apply for a patent in a foreign country without initial filing in India.
about 4 years ago
Role Of Patents In Sports
In India, the Indian Premier League (IPL), Hockey India League, Indian Badminton League, Pro-Kabaddi, Indian Super League, and various teams have been trained, owned by individuals, or through partnership.
about 4 years ago
What Is A Convention Application?
How is the convention application filed in India?
about 4 years ago
Analyzing The Relevance Of Patents In The Cosmetic Industry
In India, as of 2017, the business scope of the cosmetic industry was estimated at 11 billion USD and is expected to relinquish a cost of 20 billion USD by 2025.
