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.
Using the Copyright Notice and Symbols to declare ownership of the creative work is the sole responsibility of the owner of the copyright and does not require any prior permission from the Indian Copyright Office.
Patent protection is a type of intellectual property right granted by the Government to the inventor for the contribution made by him to the society by his innovation.
These exclusive rights granted by the Copyright Act allows the author or creator to sell and make multiple copies of his/her work without forfeiting any of the rights under the Indian Copyright Act.
A company is formed and governed by the provisions mentioned in the Companies Act 2013, which says that a: 'Company' means a Company Incorporated under this Act or any previous Company Law.
Priority Document and Priority Date India ratified International Treaties as per which the applicant claims the priority over other applicants through his first filed application.