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about 7 years ago

Everything About Provisional Patents

Section 9 of the Indian Patent Act, 1970 classifies two type of patent specifications: Complete Specification Provisional Specification What is a Provisional Patent Specification?
about 7 years ago

What Is The Meaning Of Company Analysis?

Meaning and Purpose The company analysis helps ascertain various aspects of a company’s health.
about 7 years ago

Difference Between The Product And Process Patent Regimes

Implementation   Product Patents were introduced as part of the Patents (Amendment) Act, 2005.
about 7 years ago

What Is Revocation Of Patent?

If the patent is related to atomic energy the Central Government can revoke the patent application as per the Atomic Energy Act.
about 7 years ago

Understanding The Concept Of A Holding Company

What is a Holding Company?
about 7 years ago

Duties And Responsibilities Of A Company Director

Definition of a Director under the Companies Act The Companies Act, 2013, defines a director as a person who is appointed to be a part of the Board of the Company.
about 7 years ago

What Is The Meaning Of A Dormant Company?

The Act specifies that a dormant company is one that: Has no significant business operations or accounting transaction Is formed to hold an asset or intellectual property Is formed for a future project Benefits of a Dormant Status The first question that most people ask is that – Why incorporate a company only to get a dormant status for it?
about 7 years ago

What Are Patent Trolls?

The Patent trolls have filed up to 84% of hi-tech patent lawsuits against companies.
about 7 years ago

How To Patent Logo In India?

Logo in a company is used as banners on visiting cards, I-Cards or any other marketing platform which will help target the audience and get familiar among that target audience as a product or service provider.
about 7 years ago

What Is Patent? Definition, Rights, Types And Examples

Thus, a patent is a statutory right granted by the government to the inventor so that he could exclusively decide who uses the invention or if anyone, uses it at all.