However, things aren’t as simple, and it’s impossible to register a trademark without paying the necessary non-refundable government filing fees, as specified by the Office of the Registrar of Trademarks, Government of India.

Most brands get a trademark registration in India and think the matter ends there.

Colour Marks in India In India, non-traditional trademark registration is still in its infancy, and there aren’t many legal precedents of colour trademarks registered in India.

MSME signify Micro, Small and medium enterprises it is the pillar of economic growth in a developing country like India.

The government Fees for filing an application of Well-known trademark is Rs.10, 000 and should be done along with the documents mentioned on the IP India website.

In case of trademark class 99 registration, the trademark can be done with a single application by paying the prescribed government fees for every class.

Rejection of the Complaint RBI and Central government have vested power with Ombudsman to refuse the complaint which is filed with them, on the following grounds.

NBFC’s which are covered by the SARFAESI Act are: 196 NBFCs which are notified by The Ministry of Finance on 5th August 2016 All NBFCs having assets of more than Rs.500 crore according to their last audited balance sheet the Central Government informed certain NBFCs as public financial institutions under section 4A of the Companies Act,1956, such NBFCs are also allowed to exercise powers under the SARFAESI Act The value of security created and the amount of loan in favour of any NBFCs for the amount of debt should not be less than 1 crore.

NBFC’s primarily deal in the acquisition of stocks, debenture, and securities issued by the government or local authority they also deal in the business of advances and loans.

Prior approval from the Reserve Bank of India is necessary for the following conditions only.