Introduction: In India, trademarks are categorized into 45 distinct classes based on the type of goods and services they represent. Companies offering products or services across various categories need to secure trademark registration for each class to ensure protection. Traditionally,…
Introduction: The registration of a trademark grants its owner specific legal rights that are crucial for protecting their brand. Owning a registered trademark does not just allow the owner to use the mark; it primarily provides the legal authority to…
Introduction: The Form PAS-6 Reconciliation of Share Capital Audit Report plays a vital role for unlisted public companies in India. It ensures that their share capital records align with the data maintained by depositories, offering transparency and compliance with legal…
The Companies Act,2013, mandates board meetings as essential mechanisms for corporate governance, where key decisions on company management and policy are deliberated and authorized. This article outlines the purpose, legal provisions, and practical aspects of board meetings to guide compliance…
When a business or individual seeks to protect their brand name, logo, or any other identifying feature through a trademark, the first step is often navigating through the complexities of trademark registration. One of the services available in this process…
The concept of honest concurrent use provides an important exception to the general rule that only one trademark should exist for particular goods or services. Section 12 of the Indian Trade Marks Act, 1999, offers a legal avenue for registering…
The NICE Classification, established under the NICE Agreement on June 15, 1957, is a globally recognized system used for the classification of goods and services in trademark registrations. This system, regularly updated, is adopted by trademark authorities worldwide, including in…
Trademark registration is not always a straightforward process, and it’s quite common for applicants to encounter the need for corrections or amendments along the way, whether due to a minor typographical error or a necessary change in the scope of…
A trademark is a valuable asset, serving as a unique identifier for goods or services offered by a business. In India, the registration of a trademark is valid for 10 years. To maintain exclusive rights, the trademark owner must renew…
The Illusion of Indian Heritage: At times, the name or the ethos of a brand resonates so deeply with Indian consumers that one naturally assumes it’s of Indian origin. Surprisingly, numerous brands have seamlessly blended into the Indian lifestyle, making…
