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Alpesh   23 April 2013 at 09:48

Date on which we can use tm ?

Whether can we use the TM immediately a day after the Application for Trade Mark Registration is filed?

girish   20 April 2013 at 17:32

Transfer of property

i want to transfer my share of property in a tenant room into my 4 sisters name? pls tell me the procedure?


girish

Srinivas Jerripothula   17 April 2013 at 15:20

Title registration

Hi All,

My name is J. Srinivas. I have one doubt regarding the company name. One of my friend has register company name in ROC, which is 80% similar to another famous company. And the nature of business is also same. So the ROC has registered the company name, now i have doubt that after starting the business is there anything chances of other company sues my friend company.

Once ROC has registered the name of the company, there will not have any right of the other company to sue my friend company.


Kindly suggest

J. Srinivas

SYED MUSTAFA ASLAM   16 April 2013 at 16:10

Legal heir

My co-brother (sister in law husband) owned some properties and he deposited all original documents with his brother .
Unfortunately he died and my sister in law is bestowed with one son who is minor now.
Now my sister in law wants to transfer this property either to his son's name or sell off.
Please guide us how she can claim this property as she is having only attested copies as originals are with her brother in law.

VKR   16 April 2013 at 11:48

Patent in computer software

As you are aware that a Computer program is not patentable in India.

So will it serve any purpose, if the same is applied in USA

OR
will it hold equally good, if in India only it is applied in combination with some computer hardware !

Moulder   13 April 2013 at 14:06

Rajasthan: land bought on concessional rates

There is an land in the state of RAJASTHAN that is being purchased by an employee of development board about 40 years ago on concessional rates. The said house is under 100% possession of the owner. There is a clause in the "patta", that says "this land is being sold on concessional rates, so it cannot be sold or rented out without the permission of the government and can only be used for residential purposes."

1.Can this clause be removed?
2. If yes, then do the land owner have to pay the price difference as according to the date the land was purchased or the rate as per today?

Thanks in advance for replying.

Mohammed Sharif Mistry   08 April 2013 at 04:00

Rights in ancestral agricultural property as per Muslim law.

My maternal Grandfather (Nana) had two wives. The agricultural property is in the name of second wife. Do the children of the first wife have any rights or share in the property owned by the second wife as per Muslim laws?

kavya   07 April 2013 at 11:10

A doubt

Dear expert,
what is safe harbour of IP licensing agreements? when they say that the competition law is not applicable to such arrangements, does it mean that the arrangements made by the company and not treated as Anti-Competitive agreements and the restrictions laid, are allowed, in spite of it having an adverse effect on the competition in the market?

saurabh saxena   03 April 2013 at 11:51

Property dispute

Dear Sir,

I live on the second floor. My cousin's Family resides at 1st Floor take over the half of whole roof by coercion and make a wall with iron gate and lock. Now after some months roof (seize by them) is leaking because of rain water ruined the roof as house is more than 35 years old...and they are denying to repair that roof. now roof is leaking since last night.........so please help me.....what should i do.....should i make a lock at entry gate of Roof....or there is any mode of judgement through court and how

Alpesh   02 April 2013 at 07:55

Trade mark application

I want to file a Trade Mark Application of my client, so what is the specific document required for that?

Whether i need to be first registered with Trade Mark Depatt ? or A Leyman can even file an Application for Trade Mark without being registered??
I hope eminent Experts would reply Completely.