Trademarks in USA are essential for identifying products or services and distinguishing them from competitors. They go beyond words and logos to include components such as names, symbols, and even non-traditional qualities. Trademarks give legal protection by granting exclusive rights
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Understanding Trademark Law in India: Protection, and its Types
Introduction
In the realm of trademark law in India, the Trade Marks Act of 1999, specifically Section 2(1)(i)(viii)(zb), provides a comprehensive definition of a ‘trademark.’ According to this definition, a trademark encompasses various elements such as symbols, devices, brands, labels,…
Demystifying Stamp Duty on Transfer of Shares in India
Stamp duty is a fee imposed on various legal documents, including share transfer agreements. It serves two primary purposes: generating revenue for the government and granting legal validity to the documents bearing its mark.
In India, the stamp duty laws…
Surrogacy Regulation in India: Empowering Women and Ensuring Ethical Practices
Introduction
Surrogacy refers to a voluntary legal contract or arrangement between a woman, known as a ‘surrogate,’ and a couple who intends to become parents. This process is pursued when the couple is biologically unable to conceive or bear children…
Accelerating India's Transition to a Low-Carbon Future: Reviewing the Energy Conservation (Amendment) Bill, 2022
Introduction
In the year 2022, the Energy Conservation (Amendment) Bill, 2022 was passed by the Parliament to amend the Energy Conservation Act 2001, to facilitate the achievement of the COP-26 Glasgow goals. This bill introduces significant new elements such as…
Key Amendments Introduced By SEBI's Amendment Regulations For Non-Convertible Securities
The Securities Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has recently implemented amendments to the SEBI (Issue and Listing of Non-Convertible Securities) Regulations, 2021. These amendments, known as the SEBI (Issue and Listing of Non-Convertible Securities) (Amendment) Regulations, 2023, came into effect…
Advancing Rights and Inclusion: NHRC Chairperson Urges Clarity and Action on CRPD for Persons with Disabilities
Justice Arun Mishra, The National Human Rights Commission (“NHRC”) Chairperson, recently highlighted the vital need for accurate definitions under the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (“UNCRPD”). His remark emphasises the importance of exact definitions in ensuring…
Copyright Infringement: Safeguarding Intellectual Property Rights
Every brushstroke, every chosen word, every melody, and every designed structure is an expression of the artist’s true self. Naturally, those who create such works of art should have rights that govern the use and sharing of their creations. This…
Intricacies of Bail in India: Unveiling Different Categories and Impacts
Anti-Cow Slaughter Law and the Recent Upheaval
Introduction
The Karnataka cabinet’s determination to review the controversial anti-cow slaughter law has rekindled a fierce discussion over farmer rights and cattle preservation. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has called for a re-evaluation of the stringent provisions of the Karnataka Prevention of Slaughter…