Karan Singh

A legal writing enthusiast, a wanderer, and a zealous reader. After gaining a lot of knowledge about the diverse legal topics and developing research skills, Karan joined the league of legal content writers to deliver quality-rich blogs.

Trademark Dispute Between PhonePe and BharatPe – An Overview

In a recent Trademark dispute between PhonePe Pvt. Ltd. (Petitioner) and Ezy Services & Anr. (Defendant) on April 15, 2021, the judge of the Delhi High Court comprising of Hon’ble Justice C. Hari Shankar, pronounced a prominent judgement in a commercial suit filed decided a provisional application between BharatPe and PhonePe regarding whether the use […]

Significance of Notarisation of Trademark Assignment – An Overview

If you own a company or a business, you must know about the Trademark and what is the importance of Trademark. However, do you know what the significance of Notarisation of a Trademark is? Trademark is an Intellectual Property (IP) of any institutes & business any design, words, or expressions that are exclusive to the […]

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All You Need to Know About Non-Use Trademark

The Covid-19 pandemic has strengthened the belief that there are uncertainties surrounding us at all levels, phases, and characteristics of life. In the world of business as well, corporations may have been closed, cease to operate or evict from the business. In such scenarios, what happens to the Trademarks? This blog answer such questions on […]

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SEBI’s New Risk Matrix to Classify Debt Schemes

In a notice issued by the capital market regulators, SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) came out with a new risk matrix to classify the debt mutual funds, which take into account both interest rate and credit risk. This new risk matrix directs a long-standing gap in the regulations that allowed fund houses to […]

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Trademark Infringement Warning Letter – An Overview

A trademark Infringement warning letter is an authorized notice that is issued to an individual who uses someone’s registered mark without any consent from the actual owner of a Trademark in due course of trade. Illegal usage & access to someone else’s Trademark is a violation of the rights of the actual, registered owner. This […]

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Attributes of a Good Trademark – An Overview

It is observed that with the extended use of a brand name or Trademark, the products start increasing recognition and popularity among the customers. However, the popularity makes it accessible for possible imitating. Henceforth, it is always cautious to Trademark the name, word, logo, or brand. The Trademark should hold some originality so that the […]

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Illuminating the Applicability of Class 2 and Class 3 DSC for Trademark Registration

For the online application for Trademark Registration, you should arrange a few sets of documentations. One such vital document is the DSC (Digital Signature Certification) in the business fraternity. This article will throw some light on the different practical details concerning DSC usages in the Trademark application. Moreover, we also demonstrate a process for getting […]

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All You Should Know About Renewal Process of an Expired Patent

When a Patent is known for an invention in India, the next essential step is to undertaking that it is renewed yearly and perpetually. Indian Patents Act (Section 53 Rule 80) talks about the renewal procedure of an expired Patent. It can be done by the payment of patent renewal fees carefully during the lifetime […]

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Renewal and Restoration of Design in India – An Overview

The primary purpose of the Design Act, 2000, is to safeguard any unique or original design created by an individual that applies to a specific article that is to be manufactured by a process or an industrial means. The Design Registration is done to look that the creator of a new design not deprived of […]

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Legal Structure of Registered Designs in India

The Designs Act, 1911 was replaced and restored by the Designs Act 2000, which sets down a new legal framework for safeguarding designs, which has been enforced since 2001. This Act provides standards for the protection of registered designs as examined in the World Trade Organization Agreement on TRIPS. It also obeys international trends in […]

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