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.

All You Need to Know About Trading Trademarks – Mergers, Assignments, and Transmissions

Trademarks are IP or Intellectual Property, and they are recognized as a unique mark, which assists in remembering and distinguishing the products and services of one individual or company from another. Here the mark is in its distinctive and original form used by the owner to make it effortlessly identifiable. In terms of legal, it […]

How to Obtain NBFC License from RBI in India?

NBFCs play a crucial role in the financial introduction and country-building by combining hands with the banking sector for delivering credit to the unbanked segment of the society, chiefly the MSMEs (Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises), which form the practising ground for entrepreneurship and innovation/creation. Non-Banking Financial Companies capability to modify and innovate or create […]

What is the Concept of Patent Compulsory Licensing?

In simple words, Patent compulsory licensing is an approval given to a third party by the Government to sell, make, or use a specific product or use a specific process that has been patented without the requirement of the patent owner’s permission. The provisions concerning compulsory licensing are given in the Indian Patents Act, 1970[1] […]

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An Overview of Madrid Protocol in India

In 2013, Madrid Protocol was acquired by India. This protocol is a treaty administrated by the WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization). To shorten or simplify the process of filing applications for International Trademark Registration across some jurisdictions, this protocol was introduced in India. In India, every area has a distinct system for the Registration of […]

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Smell Mark: Is it Possible to Trademark Smell in India?

Numerous researches have illustrated that smell can activate stunning and emotional memories. Also, it represents that the human sense of smell has amazing capacities but, Indian Law is yet to come into terms with smell mark. Still, the position of India is not static and is moving towards acceptance of unfamiliar marks. Scroll down to […]

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What is the Meaning of Software Patents? – An Overview

The speedy growing software industry and rapidly advancements or developments of technology have made it vital to safeguard the IP or Intellectual Property vested in the software, programs, and machines that use such software and programs. Software is a set of commands that orders the system operation and are indefinable in nature. Because of this […]

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How to get an NBFC P2P License in India?

P2P lending is an online platform that permits credit seekers to procure loans from lenders in the absence of a mediator. P2P lending associated with the borrowers to lenders in no time. It creates a connection between the credit seekers who desire unsecured loans and investors who want to lend their fund to obtain higher […]

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How to File a Complaint Against Trademark Violation in India?

Nowadays, Trademark has become one of the simplest ways for customers to recognize the source and make the right decision. Trademark aids in recognition of brand value. Hence, it becomes essential for the Trademark proprietor to safeguard it from infringement/violation or misuse by others. Scroll down to check more information regarding the Trademark violation in […]

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A Complete Guide on the Cancellation of Design Registration

In India, the registered owner of a design is given special rights to their registered design. One such exclusive right is the cancellation of Design Registration. The registered owner or any other individual interested can file for a petition of Design Registration cancellation on the levels prescribed under the Design Act, 2000, read with the […]

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Corporate Governance in NBFCs and How it Tackles Corporate Frauds?

The Corporate Governance in NBFCs is dissimilar and unique. It is due to its activities are less transparent. Furthermore, such financial institutions differ from many other companies or entities when it comes to the difficulty and range of their business risks. Hence, the structure of corporate business in NBFCs is vital, and it must be […]

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