Who Can Register Copyright The Author: The author is either the individual who creates the original work or, in cases where the work is made during the scope of employment, the e...

Copyright represents a cornerstone of intellectual property rights, ensuring that creators are rewarded and incentivized for their work while balancing public access to knowledge and culture. I...

Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) are essential for fostering innovation, creativity, and fair competition. They protect the interests of creators by granting them exclusive rights over their...

Procedure To Obtain a PatentFiling the Patent Application  Section 6 of the Patents Act, 1970, specifies the eligible applicants, including the true and first inventor, an assignee (s...

PatentThe Patents Act, 1970 is the primary legislation governing patents in India. According to Section 2(1)(m) of this Act, a patent is a statutory right conferred by the Indian government to ...

Trade MarkA trademark is a word, phrase, symbol design, or combination of words, phrases, symbols, or designs used in the course of trade that identifies and distinguishes the source of the goo...

Classification of Land: Warkas Land: Warkas land refers to fallow or uncultivated land that is temporarily left idle for a specific period. The term "Warkas" essentially means fallow land....

Infringement of Trademark Section 29, is defined as the use of a mark, by an unauthorized or authorized person or a person who is not the registered proprietor, which is identical or deceptive...

Trademark registration is a critical legal mechanism that grants exclusive rights to businesses or individuals over their distinctive marks, protecting them from unauthorized use by competitors...

Trademark registration is a crucial legal process that grants exclusive rights to the owner over their distinctive marks, protecting them from unauthorized use and infringement. Governed by spe...