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about 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.
about 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.
about 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.
about 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.
about 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.
about 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.
about 7 years ago

Can You Copyright A Name?

These works can also be registered under the Indian Copyright Act, 1957 if they meet the specifications under the law.
about 7 years ago

What Is Patent Prosecution?

The jurisdiction for the patent office is decided based on the residence of the inventor or the company for which the invention is used. 3.
about 7 years ago

Everything About Software Patent Registration In India

Software Patent is considered as non-patentable subject matter in India under Section 3(k) of the Patents Act, 1970 unless it is patented along with the hardware.
about 7 years ago

Introduction To Copyright In India

  Section 14 of the Copyright Act, 1957, refers to exclusive rights vested to the creators of certain works.