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over 9 years ago
Faq On Copyright
Work no longer protected under copyright or created by any government office for civil use is considered in the "public domain" and may be used freely. 12.When can you claim a Copyright?
over 9 years ago
Copyright Piracy In India
There are three principal ways in which the piracy of literature is worked out in India: Reprinting of Text & Trade books by wholesalers.
over 9 years ago
Trademarks Vs Copyright Vs Patents
The patent is another form of intellectual property right, which is granted by a government or licensing authority to the inventor of a product, technology or manufacturing process for a certain duration (usually 20 years), during which the right to produce, sell and use given process or product remains exclusively with the inventor.
over 9 years ago
Validity Of A Copyright
Work no longer protected under copyright or created by any government office for civil use is considered in the "public domain" and may be used freely.
over 9 years ago
Difference Between Copyright & Patent
A government authority or license conferring a right or title for a set period, especially the sole right to exclude others from making, using, or selling an invention.
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How To Register A One Person Company
The Article of Association is another important document that will contain rules and regulations governing the internal management of the company.
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How To Choose A Name For One Person Company
Do not use the word "British India" as it is not approved by MCA.
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Fees And Time Taken To Register Opc
The Cost of registering an OPC in India is detailed in the following points; The cost of company registration in India depends on various factors, and of them, the fundamental factor is the authorized share of capital with which you would register your One Person Company.
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Terminologies In Opc
1.Ministry of Corporate Affairs: It is denoted by MCA(Ministry of Corporate Affairs); is a government body which is primarily concerned with the Companies Act 2013, the Limited Liability Partnership Act 2008, the Companies Act 1956 and all other regulations framed under the corporate sector.
over 9 years ago
Trademark Registration For Foreigners
The Madrid Protocol Agreement governs the international trademark registration under which a mark can be registered internationally in multiple countries.
