vinod bansal
15 February 2013 at 21:01
A person is selling a electric product in the name of CROMTON KING without any registration under copy right or Trade mark act.I want to know that whether it fall in the category of offence us 63/65 of Copy right act if cromption Greaves co. files a complaint against himIt is also pertinent to mention here that there is no any logo with cromton king and there is no similarity of font and design in between cromton king & crompton greaves.Regards
Vinod Bansal 9416361399 Haryana
Jagdish
14 February 2013 at 21:56
Company has received the letter of objection from trade mark registry in the month of July, 2012. But company did not replied,because at that time company did not want that trade mark. Now, company want that trade mark and want to sent the reply of that objection letter in the month of Feb 13.
Can company sent reply of that objection letter by condonining the delay? by saying that due to oversight company could not reply.
Further, status of that mark is still showing objected.
venkat
13 February 2013 at 23:26
Sir,
My mother executed a registered will in my favor . I have two brothers and one sister. Recently I approached concerned Thahasildar with registered will, Death certificate, recent encumbarance certificate and original documents and pattadar passbooks to enter the property in my passbooks.
The Thahasildar told me to bring my two brothers and one sister to the office with me to take affidavit from them.
My doubt: is it correct procedure or the Thahasildar creating litigation with my brothers and sister.
SAMEER MAKWANA
12 February 2013 at 14:50
Dear Sir,
I was on a bike ride event where more than 100 bikers participated. some of the riders had camera and clicked the photos of this social event. the event was of a authorize dealer(registered) of bike. the photographs were taken by the group members of the club (which might not be registered). The group members posted the photos on their individual Facebook account and then shared it on the Club Group on Facebook making the photos publicly available to see and download the same. I downloaded the 117 photos out of 130 photos and posted on my account with the view setting public. the person who shared the photograph on club group on facebook orders to delete the photos on my personal facebook account and says its the case of COPYRIGHT. can this be called a case of copyright as i have posted photograph on my facebook account with intention to reporting event with non-commercial and with no intention to harm the copyright of the original rider member photographer.
question 01) If non-copyrighted photos shared on public group / public forum can be downloaded and uploaded without mentioning the name of original photographer.
question 02) can this be a case of copyright
question 03) do i have to delete the photos on my facebook account.
question 04) in matter of case file, what is the remedy / exception available to me?
thank you,
waiting for your prompt reply.
Sameer
mailid :- docamdvane@gmail.com
mob:- +919974025892
Deepankar Borah
11 February 2013 at 01:20
Mr A has filed an Indian Application and has conducted further experimentation in relation to the subject matter of his application. He has generated additional data and has asked whether it could be incorporated into the Indian specification as presently on file. How to advice him ?
Abdul Latif
06 February 2013 at 14:05
Dear Sir,
We have a Restaurant in Mumbai. In Restaurant we play music and also organise orchestra. We obtain a License from Phonographic Performance Limited ( "PPL") for the same. Now the other society namely Indian Performing Right Society Limited ( IPRS) raised the Bill of Rs. 3,00,000/- against the Restaurant for last 5 years for playing music and organising the Orchestra. What should we do? Should we be bound to pay IPRS even we obtained the License from PPL. Please guide.
Thanks & Regards,
Abdul Latif
Pran
06 February 2013 at 07:30
Respected Sir/Madam,
I recently bought/purchased a residential house property through registered sale deed in West Bengal.
After a couple of weeks the seller heard from somewhere that his property might have fetched him more value (if he had sold it to any other person) than he actually received from me.
Due to his hunger for money, I heard that he may file a case against me, of fraud and then try to take back the property.
I would like to ask that, is it possible ? And, what are my rights over my purchased property after a registered sale deed.
Please, reply.
Thanking in advance.
vivek Vats
02 February 2013 at 09:56
I have booked a property in November 2011 with a builder in Mumbai by paying the amount by cheque through my bank.At the time of booking the builder said that the project will start in end of December.Now after more than one year nothing has come up and now he is returning my money back with a rate of 9% just for 180 days on the amount i have paid to them.They are saying that they are going in some legal issues with the existing society and they don't know how long is it going to take time so they are returning the money back.Even they are not promising us the booking in case they start it later .As the prices have increased in the vicinity in last one year its a big loss of time and money for us.As we have booked the property after doing a lot of search but now they even dont want to pay us for the losses.If i want a 9% of return i will just put it in a bank deposit no need to gave to the builder.Want to know what are the legal options do i have.Thanks.
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Right of ancestral property.
we have been separated from my in-laws since 6years. we were not given any share or any money during separation.They hold a 2bhk flat which is in the name of my mother in law and grand father in law.Father in law has expired since 8 yrs.Family consists of brother in law and sister in law both married. we have separate ration card since 3 yrs.my query is:
1) what rights do my husband hold in this matter.
2)Can they transfer the flat in the name of brother in law leaving us with out any share.
3)How can we safe guard our rights.