Registration of Trademarks and licensing: Limitations on transfer of Goodwill This article on Trademark Registration is written by Manish Kansra. A 3rd year law student from Himachal Pradesh University, and an intern at Legal Upanishad. Introduction We all are aware of the marks, visuals, symbols which we see on the articles which we buy from the market. Brands […]
This article on Cybersquatting is written by Ishita Garg. A 4th year student from Balaji Law College, and an intern at Legal Upanishad. Introduction Cybersquatting is the practice of registering, trafficking or selling the domain name with the intent of profiting from the goodwill of someone else’s trademark. Cyber squatters simply demand higher rates than the actual prices
This article will focus on what is a trademark, and trademark infringement remedies against trademark infringement and it will also discuss if civil remedies are effective. It can be anything and they get to decide how, where it can be used or who gets to use it and who can get profits from it. The creators to keep their intellectual property safe from misuse. Law plays a role in protecting it if it is made public. Legal protection is given by patent, copyright, or trademark. Under trademark things like business names, logos, slogans, etc. can be covered.
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The article is going to focus on what the law provides to safeguard the registrability of well-known trademarks in India under the Trademark Act, 1999 along with cases.
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Registration of the Shape Trademark in India This article is written by Saransh Pandey, a 2nd year student from Chandigarh University and an intern at Legal Upanishad. Introduction: It is a general saying that “A picture is worth a thousand words”. A picture creates a better impression on a human brain, If a picture or
If you want to travel abroad, you should be aware of the local laws and rules of the destination country as you have to follow them even if these are the most bizarre laws. These are the 8 most ridiculous and bizarre laws of the world: 1- Chewing gum in Singapore- Chewing gum is illegal
Author – Kushav ( 2nd Year Law student at Chandigarh University) Kangana Ranaut is an Indian entertainer who has been a part of the Hindi film industry for a while now. From starring in movies to film making, she has proven her ability and manifested charm. In the interim of her career, she has received
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Overview The perfect tender rule is the right of the buyer to reject the goods if the seller fails to conform to its demands and orders. This article examines the meaning of the “Perfect Tender Rule” and outlines the exceptions to this rule. You will learn about your rights as a buyer if an improper
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A lot of people believe themselves to be honest citizens as they do not kill or steal. But little do they know, they break the law many times, either due to ignorance or from lack of concern. Smoking in public – Smoking in a public place is illegal in India as per the Cigarette and
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Legal rights of patients in India In these hard times of the Corona crisis, when hospitals are flooded with patients, every Indian citizen should know the legal rights of patients in India. (As per the draft released by the NHRC) Every doctor must keep private details regarding the medical condition of the patient confidential unless
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