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over 7 years ago
Key Difference Between Trademarks, Copyrights And Patents
A trademark acts as a source identifier of these goods and services, and also marks its authenticity.
over 7 years ago
An Outlook On Compulsory Licensing For Patents
It's used as an instrument to increase the availability of medicines and societal aids at affordable prices for all.
over 7 years ago
Rights Granted Under Copyright Law In India
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.
over 7 years ago
Can I Obtain Patent For Website Or An App?
Creators and everyday entrepreneurs working on their new inventions, involving a cutting-edge form of technology, are much more likely to devote their time and energy to constructing ground-breaking products and services if they know that their inventions can be protected formally against unauthorized use by others.
over 7 years ago
Know The Difference Between: A Company And A Firm
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.
over 7 years ago
What Is Priority Date Patent? Key Aspects
The applicant while conducting a prior art search can claim the following date and obtain a grant of a patent for the invention.
over 7 years ago
What Is International Copyright Protection?
In India, copyrights are enforced and governed by the Copyright Act, 1957, which has only a national applicability.
over 7 years ago
A Detailed Classification: Types Of Companies In India
According to the Companies Act, 2013, a company is a separate legal entity which is incorporated in association with different people for commercial or business purposes.
over 7 years ago
Benefits Of Copyright Protection
Under the provisions of the Copyright Act, 1957, a Copyright confers certain rights to the creative works, which includes original literary and artistic works, dramatic works, cinematographic films, and musical compositions.
over 7 years ago
Section 3(d) Of Indian Patent Act: Problem Of Rampant "Evergreening"
Read: Evolution of the Indian Patent Act Ever-Greening Strategies Innovator companies follow a number of strategies while they try to extend the term of patent protection.
