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about 9 years ago
Intellectual Property Resources
The relevant Acts, Rules, Guidelines, Manuals, Laws and bye-Laws.
about 9 years ago
How To Register A One Person Company
Step 1A: DIN and DSC Registration Along with the registration of Name of the company, the key shareholder of the company should obtain his Directors Identity Number or DIN.
about 9 years ago
Frequently Asked Questions On One Person Company
As per the Act, Only Indian born citizens can form a One Person Company.
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Advantages And Disadvantages Of One Person Company
Safeguards Directors and Shareholder with Limited Liability: As per the Act, in a One Person Company, the liability of the single shareholder would be limited to the unpaid subscription money in his name. 2.
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High Court Bars Intex Over Selling Its Aqua Range Of Mobiles And Accessories Over Trademark Row
The court said the "defendants (Intex and others), their directors, officers, franchisees, agents, employees, servants, and/or any other person acting for and on their behalf are restrained from using the infringing trademark 'Aqua' or any other deceptively similar trademark in respect of mobile phones/cellular phones and their accessories, till the disposal of the suit."
about 9 years ago
Letter Mark As Trademark
Lettermarks are effective at streamlining any company/brand if they have long name.
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Can Names And Surnames Be Registered As Trademark?
Reddy Pharmaceuticals, despite the name “Reddy” being an extremely common surname in the South, the court highlighted on the fact that when average consumers think of “Dr.
about 9 years ago
Can Places Of Origin Be Registered As Trademark?
For example, if “North Pole” is used for a selling for oranges then it will be acceptable since it will not be considered that the oranges do in fact originate from the North Pole since the same is not possible.
about 9 years ago
What Is A Trademark?
The law of trademark is based mainly on the concepts: distinctiveness similarity of marks and similarity of goods and is governed by the Trade Marks Act, 1999.
