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over 7 years ago
What Is Director Identification Number (Din)?
Significance of DIN The complete information of company directors in India is maintained through the DIN database, and any changes in the director’s information are to be necessarily updated.
over 7 years ago
How To Change A Digital Signature Certificate
Go to the homepage of the certifying authority (Government recognised service providers include Sify Safescrypt, e-Mudhra, and Capricorn Identity Services) with whom you have your DSC and log into your account.
over 7 years ago
How To Liquidate A Company In India Under The Insolvency And Bankruptcy Code
It is important to note that during the winding-up process, the company is still a legal entity, and can enter into contracts or be sued under the provision of the Indian laws.
over 7 years ago
Difference Between Patent And Copyright
Term of Protection 20 Years 60 Years Registration Must be registered to attain protection Protection is attained automatically. although registration makes it easier to prove ownership Governing Act Indian Patent Act (amendment), 2005 Indian Copyright Act,2005 Note: Software source code and the invention can obtain both patent and copyright protection in India.
over 7 years ago
Patent Registration Procedure In India
The registration of Patents in India is controlled and looked after by the Controller of Trademark and Patents.
over 7 years ago
An Overview Of Indian Patents Act
Patent Act Evolution in India The first Patent based law enforced in India was in the year, 1911.
over 7 years ago
What Is A Limited Company?
A limited company is the most common business structure in India.
over 7 years ago
National Company Law Tribunal: Powers And Responsibilities
Further, the decision of the NCLAT can be challenged only before the Supreme Court of India.
over 7 years ago
How Is Gratuity Calculated?
The concept of Gratuity Payment The payment of gratuity is governed by the Gratuity Act, 1971.
over 7 years ago
Lifestyle Bloggers: How To Protect Your Intellectual Property
In India, Intellectual Property laws include Patents, Copyright, and Trademark laws.
