The Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) was established in 2011 to regulate and supervise food safety.

Once registered, the term of a patent in India is twenty years from the date of filing the patent application.

The private wealth market of India is expected to become the fourth largest private wealth market by 2028 and NBFCs can play an important role in achieving this growth through their diversified product options and more efficient management control.

This is generally a requirement to be filled while dealing with government and commercial offices as they need it to be certain about the financial standing of the individuals/entities.

As per the Indian law, trusts are registered under the Trust Act, 1882.

In India, the digital era is prevailing and the country’s new tax regime i.e.

The cuts have sent a powerful signal about the government intends to boost the economy and revive the sectors that have been most affected by the slowdown.

The Indian Patent office has provided an opportunity for registered trademark owners to make any corrections in the trademark certificate until 9th October 2019.

Passing-Off Of Trademark In India Passing-off action is described as one of the issues in establishing the trans-border reputation of the trademark which arises when an unregistered trademark is used by a person who is not the proprietor of the said trademark in relation to the goods or services How to protect the trans-border reputation of a trademark Section 27(2) of trademarks act, 1999 provides action for passing-off in order to protect the reputation of trademark:- Similarity of trademarks Deceptively passing of goods or services by the defendant which originally belongs to the plaintiff If the mark is likely to cause confusion among the public then also the action of passing-off will be instituted against the person.

Note:  Only tech companies as per SEBI will be able to issue DVR’s to the founders and promoters whose collective net worth doesn’t exceed 500 crores The Amendment The companies act and Companies (Share & Debentures) Rules were amended on August 16; where the government lifted the ceiling of DVR’s from 26% to 74% of the total paid-up share capital.