It is estimated that the Indian Cosmetics market is growing at a rate of 15% to 20% annually. The reasons for this are several, one of which is the rise in the purchasing power of citizens which allows for an...
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With the Indian population increasing at a rapid pace, the market for baby care products in the country has also increased exponentially. Baby care products include baby oils, creams, soaps, body washes, diapers, baby foods, wipes, etc. If an entrepreneur...
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Resembling the false consumer complaints against the doctors for medical negligence, there are various vexatious complaints against the hospitals as well, both private as well as government. Although Judiciary is taking endless efforts in punishing those complainants who file false...
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In recent times, Consumers have developed a tendency to file misleading and baseless complaints against doctors and hospitals for medical negligence. But doctors don't need to be always at fault, the consumers or patients can be at fault too in...
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The scope of Consumer Protection Act has increased manifolds in the last decade. Under this act, the provisions available for the protection to the consumers has strengthened. This has resulted into fall down of displaying misleading advertisements and false claims...
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When the Consumer Protection Act of 1986 came into existence, manufacturers had conveyed that the provisions of this act might inspire the consumers to file false complaints and give them a chance to score money from the big manufacturers and...
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India is a market for some of the most extensively known global brands as well as popular domestic brands in baby products segment. While a leading player like Nestle has a number of brands under its belt like Cerelac, Nan...
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A non-compete agreement is known in Contract Law as the agreement between two parties where one party is the employer and the other party is the employee. Through this non-compete agreement, the employee gives his acceptance to the employer on...
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Indian Copyright Law abides by international standards laid down in the TRIPS Agreement. The Copyright Act, 1957, after a number of amendments, completely abides by the Berne Convention, 1886 and the Universal Copyrights Convention.However, there are also various requirements for...
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The Patents Act, 1970 governs the Patent Law in India and given the number of inventions claiming to be unique in modern times, the law is extremely serious about granting Patents. An invention which is pointless in its operation or...
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