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How to file a Trademark in India?


A trademark application can be filed at the Trademark Offices or online at IP India in the prescribed form TM-A. You need to undergo several processes before trademark filing

24 Oct 2018 by Tanya Sharma

What is Cybersquatting and What Can Be Done about It?


Cybersquatting, also known as domain squatting is the process of registering, trafficking and using others domain name with the bad faith of making a profit to yourself from the goodwill of a reputed trademark that belongs to someone else.

21 Oct 2016 by Lokesh Sharma

LLP Registration Process for NRIs and Foreign Nationals


LLP Registration Process for NRIs and Foreign Nationals:Step 1: Digital Signature id obtained for the Partners. It takes 1-3 days.Step 2: DPIN is obtained for partners. It takes 1-2 days.Step 3: Name approval is obtained for the LLP from the Indian Govt

05 Dec 2016 by Archi Bhatia

How to Trademark an Abandoned Trademark?


Trademark is the identity of any business and it is important to safeguard the same. At times, if proper actions are not taken the trademark can also get abandoned. However, there are ways to regain the same.

02 Aug 2018 by Tanya Sharma

Steps to Check Company Registration


One can check the Company investiture number, kind of association, date of connection, charges of an association, heads of the association, and so on.

08 Feb 2022 by Yati Nijhawan

Advantages of NBFCs


One should examine the advantages and drawbacks of NBFCs in a detailed fashion before reaching any decision while applying for a loan.

10 Nov 2021 by Palak Arora

The Emblems and Names Act,1950


The Emblems and Names (Prevention of Improper Use) Act (hereinafter “the Act”) came into force by Notification by the Central Government in the Official Gazette on 1st September, 1950 with the object to prevent the improper use of certain emblems and name

24 Jan 2017 by Ankan Bose

What is Patent? - Definition, Rights, Types and Examples


For an inventor, a patent is a ticket to use the invention exclusively and earn through licensing the patent.

28 Sep 2018 by Archi Bhatia

Trademark Classes

Trademark Classes categorize various products and services which can be registered as a Trademark. Classes 1 – 34 define products while Classes 35-45 define the services.
18 Dec 2018 by Tanya Sharma

Dematerialisation of Physical Shares


Dematerialisation of shares means converting your shares in n electronic format which will require a demat account for the same. One needs to file a dematerialisation request form along with your physical share certificates.

22 Mar 2019 by Jaskirat Kohli