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Legal Remedies Available against Objection Raised under Section 11 of the Trademark Act of 1999: Lawyers Advice

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Trademarks are unique names, symbols, phrases or graphic designs that differentiates the business, product or service, of one company or person from that of others. It represents the identity of the company, and for the same reason, are registered under an application made under Section 18 of the Trademarks Act, 1999. In India, after an individual applies for the registration of a Trademark, the Trademark office verifies the application to addition to the verification of the Device mark or logo under the Vienna codification. This is followed by the stage of Examination and Objection of the Trademark Application. An Examination...

19 October

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Legal Remedies Available against Objection Raised under Section 9 of the Trademark Act of 1999: Lawyers Advice

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Trademarks are unique names, symbols, phrases or graphic designs that differentiates the business, product or service, of one company or person from that of others. It represents the identity of the company, and for the same reason, are registered under an application made under Section 18 of the Trademarks Act, 1999. However, when the subsequent status of the trademark registration application is shown as “objected” in an examination report, it refers to the fact that the examiner of trademarks has raised an objection against the application. One of the objections raised against a trademark application could be under Section 9...

19 October

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Stages of a Criminal Trial: Lawyers Advice

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Crime is interpreted differently by different laws and eminent scholars. In sociology, crime is an act that violates an established law and is punishable by the authority through formal sanctions. According to the legal perspective, crime is a type of behaviour defined by an act or statute as deserving of punishment. If any company commits a crime, such a company cannot escape from the legal trial and applicable liabilities unless it is proven that there is no guilt on behalf of the company. The Courts in India are entitled to conduct the trial proceedings in a criminal case. There are...

19 October

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Proving Forgery in a Criminal Case: Lawyers Advice

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Documents are vital for every business transaction. Documents along with legal compliances make a contractual agreement entered between the companies as legal. Legal due diligence is the process used to verify such documents. It is not always sure that every facts and term stipulated in the document is true. There may be some fraud activities in the documents. This article is all about forgery and the prerequisites for obtaining forgery. Forgery According to the Cambridge Dictionary, the term ‘Forgery’ means an illegal copy of a document, painting or the crime of making such copies. Section 463 of the Indian Penal Code,...

19 October

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Obtaining Anticipatory Bail in a Criminal Case: Lawyers Advice

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Right to liberty is a fundamental right enshrined under Part III of the Indian Constitution. It is depicted under Article 21 of the Constitution of India which says that 'no person shall be deprived of his life and personal liberty except according to the procedure established by law'. The right to liberty is a right in which every citizen of the country can avail without any bias and subject to certain restrictions. This right is even applicable to the accused or petitioner also. It is known as Bail in Criminal Law System. The term 'Bail' means the release of a...

19 October

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Laws on Criminal Trespass

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The term 'Trespass' means to indulge in other person’s premises without lawful means or consent. Trespass may occur in a person's house, estate, vehicles, or even in bedroom. In India, it is the right of every individual to enjoy his or her property such as company, factory, ships, estate or anything without further shakings. If this peace is infringed, then a individual can seek appropriate remedy for the same. The term Trespass is differently interpreted in the Law of Torts and Indian Penal Code, 1860. This article deals with Criminal Trespass and the Prerequisites for considering an act as Criminal...

19 October

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Laws on Rectification of a Trademark: Lawyers Advice

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Intellectual Property means the rights given to the corporate over the creations of their mind. The creator of a product or an idea by having these rights has a right to use it for a certain period. There are various sub-areas in Intellectual Property Rights. Trademark is one among them. Trademark is a right used by a company to distinguish their product from the other competitors. It consists of designs, symbol and expressions. A company can frame a suit for infringement of trademark if any of its competitors are using that specific trademark for its purpose. To get a trademark...

19 October

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Laws on Cyberstalking in India: Lawyers Advice

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Cyberstalking is another method of cyber crime. The term cyber relates to the web and therefore the meaning of is to stalk someone or follow him or her digitally. The follow up could also be continuous within the sort of defaming, harassment, threat, etc. Both men and ladies are victims of an equivalent. In lately, the methods employed by Cyber Stalkers to stalk someone is thru E-mail, social media and messages. However, there are not any direct laws in India to tackle Cyber Stalking. Laws for Cyberstalking under the Information Technology Act, 2000Information Technology is that the innovation of n Age....

19 September

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Top Five Legal Challenges Faced by Online Hotel Aggregators in India: Lawyers Advice

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Over the years, the ease of accessibility to the internet has allowed various industries to make their businesses available to an increasingly larger pool of people. The online Hotel Aggregator industry is one such industry and has grown leaps and bounds in the last decade. Major players in the industry saw this opportunity and launched in India as well. However, this large growth in the industry has also brought to light various issues focusing on the on-going practices and trends in the industry. Some of the major legal challenges that are being faced by the online hotel aggregator industry are...

19 September

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Top Five Legal Challenges Faced by Online Fruits & Vegetable Vendors in India: Lawyers Advice

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While a majority of the country’s population may purchase fruits and vegetables from the markets such as the street market or grocery stores, a large part of the Indian population has started purchasing fruits and vegetables from online vendors due to easy access to the internet and its convenience. This new format of selling fruits and vegetables has allowed the consumer to receive products of certified superior quality as well as pre-cut if they desire. Additionally, consumers receive the products are their convenience rather than having physically go to the market, thereby allowing them to save a lot of time....

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