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over 4 years ago
Lending Rules For Nbfc
Non-Banking Financial Companies are those companies that are duly registered under The Companies Act 1996 or 2013 and work like banks.
over 4 years ago
Convert Nbfc To Banks
A Non-Banking Financial Company is a company registered under the Companies Act, 1956 or 2013, which acts as a bank but cannot be interchangeably used with Banks.
over 4 years ago
Nbfc Marketing
To implicate rigorous regulations, which might obstruct the free-flowing operations of the companies.
over 4 years ago
Nbfc Annual Compliances
NBFCs-D NBS2 Within 15 days of the end of each quarter 15th of April/July/Oct.
over 4 years ago
Nidhi Company Vs. Nbfc
BASISOF COMPARISON NIDHI COMPANY NBFC Act Nidhi Company is covered under Section 406 of the Companies Act 2013.
over 4 years ago
What Is A "Commercial Working Statement" Of Patent In India?
The Patent Act of 1970 empowers under section 146(1) the Controller of Patents to conduct any patent owner or license holder to submit a statement on the range of commercial workings of their patent.
over 4 years ago
Publication Of Patent Application
Section 11 A of the Patents Act, 1970, along with Rule 24 of the Patents Rules, 2003, provides for the Publication of Patent application.
over 4 years ago
Support For International Patent Protection In Electronics And It
Eligibility criteria for International Patent Protection in Electronics and Information Technology: The applicant for the patent protection should have registered The company under the MSME Development Act 2006.
over 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.
over 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.'
