INTRODUCTION: The case[1] is a miscellaneous first appeal filed under order 43 Rule 1(r) read with section 104 of CPC against the order passed by the Additional City Civil Judge, Bengaluru. In the following impugned order the judge had allowed the application filed by the Respondent –Plaintiff for temporary injunctions and restrained the Appellant – … Continue reading CASE WHERE BLINKIT NAME WAS IN DANGER
TRADEMARK REGISTRATION IN SINGAPORE
Introduction: Intellectual Property is the creation of mind or intellect and anything created by using application of mind is called its intellectual property. A trade mark is a mark/symbol that a person or a company uses to set his goods or services apart from those of others in the course of his business or trade. … Continue reading TRADEMARK REGISTRATION IN SINGAPORE
READ ABOUT TRADEMARK REGISTRATION IN SWITZERLAND
Introduction: A trade mark is a legally protected symbol that separates a company's goods or services from those of other businesses. All graphical representations of a sign, such as words, letters, numbers, graphic images, three-dimensional forms, slogans, combinations of these elements, or even sound trademarks, which are composed of a series of notes, can theoretically … Continue reading READ ABOUT TRADEMARK REGISTRATION IN SWITZERLAND
Learn about trademark registration in NewZeland
Introduction: A wave of entrepreneurship has hit the peak worldwide. Every day we come across number of startups trying to make through the market. Almost all the goods and services available to public have no single manufacturer or service provider and this is where the trademark comes into play. The trademark distinguishes the goods and … Continue reading Learn about trademark registration in NewZeland
HOW TO REGISTER YOUR TRADEMARK IN AUSTRALIA
Introduction: A trademark is a sign, symbol, label, number, design, etc. which is used to identity goods or services of a person or distinguishes the goods or services of a person or a business from the goods and services of others. A trademark is an asset that can be registered for an infinite number of years … Continue reading HOW TO REGISTER YOUR TRADEMARK IN AUSTRALIA
ALL ABOUT TRADENAME PROTECTION IN UK
The trademark law in UK is guided by the Trade Marks Act, 1994, The Trade Marks Regulations 2018. The relevant authorities governing the trademark in UK are UK Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO), The High Court of England and Wales, The Court of Session in Scotland and The High Court of Northern Ireland. UKIPO uses NICE … Continue reading ALL ABOUT TRADENAME PROTECTION IN UK
ARBITRATION CLAUSE IS ASSIGNABLE: BOMBAY HIGH COURT
According to the Bombay High Court, an arbitration agreement is assignable in the same way that any other contract is, and if the rights and obligations under an agreement that contains an arbitration clause are assigned in favour of the assignee, the arbitration remedy would also be assigned in that person's favour. In light of … Continue reading ARBITRATION CLAUSE IS ASSIGNABLE: BOMBAY HIGH COURT
BATTLE OF “NINETY ONE; 91” AND “NINETY NINE; 99” MARK ON CYCLE
An interim application under Order XXXIX Rules 1 and 2 of CPC seeking interlocutory injunction had been filed by the plaintiff wherein ad interim injunction was granted in the favour of the plaintiff. The defendant further filed an interim application to vacate ad interim injunction granted on 11th October 2022. For the given below reasons … Continue reading BATTLE OF “NINETY ONE; 91” AND “NINETY NINE; 99” MARK ON CYCLE
SMALL/MEDIUM COMPANY SHOULD EXPLORE THE LEGAL RECOVERY THROUGH MSME ACT
What is an MSME? MSMEs serve as auxiliary units to large companies and make a substantial contribution to the country's inclusive industrial growth. The MSMEs are expanding their sphere of influence across economic sectors and generating a wide range of goods and services to satisfy domestic and international markets. CLASSIFICATIONSBASED ON PLANT & MACHINERYANNUAL TURNOVER Manufacturing … Continue reading SMALL/MEDIUM COMPANY SHOULD EXPLORE THE LEGAL RECOVERY THROUGH MSME ACT
Whether, the inquiry proceedings conducted by the ICC is quashed merely because ICC failed to complete inquiry within the time frame of 90 days?
The High Court of Delhi[1] is of the view that the inquiry proceedings cannot be quashed merely because ICC failed to complete inquiry proceedings with the time frame of 90 days. In the present case the petitioner, who is a qualified CA, has received a hearing notice by email dated 23.12.2022 from ICC constituted under … Continue reading Whether, the inquiry proceedings conducted by the ICC is quashed merely because ICC failed to complete inquiry within the time frame of 90 days?
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