The recent India has observed the Corporate Veil lifting by the Debt Recovery Tribunal when a consortium of bankers has urged for piercing the protection for Vijay Mallya assets in Kingfisher Finvest’s Insolvency.

To become eligible for the Government scheme announced following are the eligibility criteria: An entity incorporated or registered in India (for ex.

This is however permitted, only when the user date is prior to the date of filing of trademark application in India.

The difference in the way the fair use doctrine is employed in the US is markedly different than the way it is used in India.

Two types of applications can be filed: IAOI- International applications originating from India Domestic Application After filling the online application and uploading all the relevant documents, a temporary Application number is generated, once you make the online payment using the IPO Payment Gateway hosted by IPOs designated bank.

In order to become a Trademark Attorney/ Trademark Agent, the person needs to (Qualifications to become a Trademark Attorney): Pass a qualifying examination which is conducted by the Trademarks Registry or Be an Advocate within the meaning of the Advocates Act, 1961 or Be a member of the Institute of Company Secretaries of India.

  The key highlights of the third amendment are noted below: Natural Person: In the incorporation of One Person Company, a Resident Indian Citizen shall not be member or nominee of more than a One Person Company at any point in time.

Thwart takeover bid Diminish the capital structure of the company by writing off capital which is not supported by assets Future use: The repurchased shares can be used in the future at the time of any merger and acquisition without raising the capital Legal provisions for repurchasing shares In India, the repurchasing of shares are governed under various rules and Acts.

Companies against which prosecution for a serious offence is pending in court Companies which have accepted public deposits that are either outstanding or the company is in default as the payment is due for the same Companies having secured loans or management disputes Companies in which court or Company Law Board stays filing of documents (CLB) or Central Governmen or any other competent authority Companies have dues towards Income Tax/Sales Tax/Central Excise/Banks or Financial institutions or any other Central or State Government Departments or authorities or any local bodies.

In the absence of any such agreement, the mutual rights and duties shall be governed by the provisions of proposed the LLP Act.