Free consent has been given great importance in the law of contract as it signifies the will and meeting of minds of the parties entering…
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Compulsory License is the term usually associated with a statutory license to do an act covered by a particular right without the prior permission of…
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Unlike patents, copyright is easy to obtain and also, unfortunately, easy to infringe. One of the salient features of copyright is that it need not…
View More International Copyrights under Copyright Act, 1957: Everything you need to knowCopyright Office and Appellate Board: Everything You Need to Know
The provisions of the Indian Copyright Act, 1957 and the Copyright Rules, 1958 as amended from time to time and applicable as on today, governs…
View More Copyright Office and Appellate Board: Everything You Need to KnowWhat Is the Term of Copyright in India?
Intellectual Property Rights or IPR are the legal rights to protect the creative, artistic or inventive works of the individual(s). One of such right is…
View More What Is the Term of Copyright in India?Laws pertaining to Media & Elections and Role of Media in Elections
Media plays an indispensable role in a democracy. In India, the media is regarded as the fourth organ of the state, the others being, executive,…
View More Laws pertaining to Media & Elections and Role of Media in ElectionsRights of Broadcasting Organizations and of performers under the Copyright Act, 1957
A “performer”, according to the Copyright Act, 1957 means a person who by acting, singing, playing an instrument, dancing or in some other way performs…
View More Rights of Broadcasting Organizations and of performers under the Copyright Act, 1957Scope, Extent, Procedure and Benefits of Registration of Copyright in India
Copyright is a right given by the law to creators of literary, dramatic, musical and artistic works and producers of cinematograph films and sound recordings.…
View More Scope, Extent, Procedure and Benefits of Registration of Copyright in IndiaOwnership of Copyright and Rights of Copyright Owners in India
INTRODUCTION The provisions of the Indian Copyright Act, 1957 and the Copyright Rules, 1958 as amended from time to time and applicable as on today,…
View More Ownership of Copyright and Rights of Copyright Owners in IndiaLabour Policy and Laws in India: Everything you need to know
Different governments have different developmental goals for their economy. Generally, these include a faster growth of national income, alleviation of poverty, and reduction of income…
View More Labour Policy and Laws in India: Everything you need to knowFREEDOM OF PRESS & MEDIA: ALL THE IMPORTANT CASES AND LANDMARK JUDGEMENTS
“Freedom of Press is an article of faith with us, sanctioned by our Constitution, validated by four decades of freedom and indispensable to our future…
View More FREEDOM OF PRESS & MEDIA: ALL THE IMPORTANT CASES AND LANDMARK JUDGEMENTSPublication of Patent Application in India
Publication of Patent Application in India is one of the prime stages in the process to get the patent. Once the application for filing of the patent is made according to the Indian Patent Act 1970, Application shall be published for public inspection for 18 months from the date of filing or priority date of the patent. The act made it mandatory for every patentee to publish the patent application for the inspection of the general public in the official gazette of the country
View More Publication of Patent Application in IndiaThe Coca Cola company vs Bisleri International Pvt Ltd, 20 October 2009
In this case between Coca Cola Company vs Bisleri International Pvt Ltd plaintiff contended that there is an infringement of trademark within and outside the jurisdiction from where the brand trade. Here the question arises is that what amount to the infringement of Trademark if one decides to go outside the territorial limits of the country to do business with the same Trademark.
View More The Coca Cola company vs Bisleri International Pvt Ltd, 20 October 2009Laws related to Dowry and Dowry death in India
Dowry is the transfer of parental property, gifts or money during the marriage of the daughter. In ancient times the dowry was given by the bride’s parents to the groom or his family as a share that is needed to start a new household by a newlywed couple. But the tradition that has started in the ancient times to help the daughter or the couple has now converted into a custom to abuse and oppress women, to cause physical violence on the bride, causing an emotional and financial stress to the parents of the bride. In today’s modern society this evil still exists in the name of gifts even though it is a criminal offence to take dowry in India during the marriage but voluntary gifts are valid.
View More Laws related to Dowry and Dowry death in IndiaAssignment and Transmission of Trademarks in India
“Trademark means a mark capable of being represented graphically and which is capable of distinguishing the goods or services of one person from those of others and may include the shape of goods, their packaging and combination of colours.” Which in layperson language suggests that any sign-on product or services that create it totally different from the opposite or simple to differentiate one from the opposite may be a Trademark.
View More Assignment and Transmission of Trademarks in IndiaTrademark infringement and its remedies
A trademark is capable of distinguishing the goods or services of one person from that of another when used in trade and it is used…
View More Trademark infringement and its remediesA Peek in the Personal data protection bill
Recently, the Personal Data Protection Bill, 2019 was introduced in Lok Sabha by the minister of Electronics and Information Technology, Mr Ravi Shankar Prasad, on…
View More A Peek in the Personal data protection billContracts under The Indian Contracts Act: Definitions, Types, Essentials & Parties
The term contract is defined under section 2(h) of the Indian Contract Act 1872 which says that a contract is an agreement enforceable by law…
View More Contracts under The Indian Contracts Act: Definitions, Types, Essentials & PartiesCORRUPTION AND POWER GAMES IN THE JUDICIARY – THE DOWNFALL OF DEMOCRATIC INDIA.
The legislative and executive bodies of the Government are strictly constricted to making and implementing laws, leaving judiciary with the most important task of all- interpretation and application of these laws. That is why the Indian Judiciary is often perceived as the guardian of the rights of the citizens. Our judiciary is considered to be an institution of high regard. Clearly, there is a deviation. Indian Judiciary has been constituted in a very systematic and precise manner. Along with the hierarchy of courts, there also exist special courts for special causes. The powers granted and the functions delegated to, are carefully crafted to ensure fair and speedy justice. In order to uphold the principles of the nation and ensure fearless deliverance of justice, the judiciary also possesses a degree of independence. However, reality depicts an entirely different picture. With the number of judicial scandals witnessed, it is high time to draw sufficient attention towards the incapabilities of the judiciary and the corruption it carries with it.
View More CORRUPTION AND POWER GAMES IN THE JUDICIARY – THE DOWNFALL OF DEMOCRATIC INDIA.Establishment and function of central advisory council and RERA tribunal
The Real Estate Regulatory Authority, is the administrative wing of the authority established under the RERA Act, is assisted in its functions by the Central…
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