Anonymous
07 March 2019 at 19:53
my aunt runs a coaching institute " future ias " and whatever material is made in the institute by teachers is xeroxed and sold in a nearby xerox shop for low rate . the institute is registered and material is copyright protected . as a result many students instead of coming to institute are taking material cheaply . can my aunt sue the xerox shop for copyright violation and the loss of her students
DEBOJYOTI CHAKRABORTY
25 February 2019 at 18:12
My uncle was holding sole propreitorship of a firm but unfortunately he died in the year 2016 without having any will and his wife also died prevoius to him in the year 2016 and he doesn't have any childrens left behind.Now my aunt who is only elder sister in relation to my uncle is left behind is the only legal heir cum successor of the company's assets and liabilities.so should we have to apply for affidavit for change of ownership from notary/1st class magistrate or otherwise apply for change of ownership of company from concerned municipal corporation..please kindly suggest
Priyadarsanan
19 January 2019 at 19:38
I am a retired Ministry of Defence civilian officer. Superannuated in 2016.Was working as scientist in Directorate General of Aeronautical Quality Assurance (DGAQA) under Department of Production. DGAQA's actual duty as per official Business Rules is Quality Assurance and Final Acceptance of aircraft/equipment, but not any design function which is the duty of the DRDO. However, since the last 30 years, a scam of increasing magnitude has been spreading out in DGAQA whereby DGAQA's topmost officials pretend to hold design functions. Bogus defence equipment without any design,Transfer of license Technology, IP rights trace-ability or clearance from any of the design labs of DRDO or OEMs are being "accepted" and issued "Final Clearance" by a concerted action of errant officials in the ministry serving under the IAF,DGAQA and the DPSU M/s HAL.The bogus stores mentioned are all exorbitantly priced and supplied by private sector sub-contractors either directly to the IAF or through main contractor M/s HAL. Since I was not willing to collude with my official superiors, they have entered adverse entries in my ACR/APAR but without my knowledge. As a result, I was superseded in three consecutive Departmental Promotion Committees convened during 2005-2008. I had filed an OA in CAT Delhi (OA No.1606/2013) questioning my supersession through uncommunicated adverse enties but I have been told by my lawyer that the CAT is not agreeing to my request to communicate the adverse entry thereby denying me a chance for representing against those entries. The verdict came recently and is yet to be uploaded on CAT Delhi website. I am normally a resident of Bangalore, Karnataka and would like to pursue the case since the scam of unabated supply of bogus stores without any design has reached epidemic proportions , causing monetary loss to government and should be arrested in public interest, which, being a technical issue, the CAT has not considered. Could you please advise what course of action I should take to stop the scam and ensure that the IAF is supplied defence equipment with approved design only.
Dharam Jeet
31 December 2018 at 14:46
Dear Honorable Seniors and Experts
I have filed an application for registration of trademark on behalf of my client. Though I have filed the application after a thorough search on IPR web portal so that it should not be similar to any other registered trade mark. But when I got Examination Report from department of IPR, it was found to be similar to existing trademark. The department has asked me to file reply, else the application would be rejected. Please guide me in this matter. The client has also become worrisome.
JC Rao
14 December 2018 at 15:23
Resp, Sir,
We are Having 3 Properties in Hyderabad - Telangana, My Father was a Contractor, He was the Elder Son Among 5 brothers. He Purchased 3 Properties in Hyderabad 2 properties in Name of My Grand Father's Name & 1 Property in Name of Younger Brother.
1.) My Fifth Uncle sold 1 Property which was Purchased by my father in my Uncle's Name to a property dealer in year 1991 at a very low Price, We Filed a Case in High Court Hyderabad against my Uncle, Court Passed Order that This is Joint Family Property my Uncle Can't Sell the Property.
Then they went to Supreme Court, their also Same Order Passed.
@ 2015 my fifth Uncle Expired, Now the Property Dealer with the Help of my Uncle's Children Transfer the other 2 Properties which was in my Grand Fathers Name, Showing that they have 1/4 th Share in Property. Is This Possible Legally ?
2.) My Father Expired & 2 Uncles Also Expired without leaving any Legal Documents (Will) Only 1 Uncle is Alive age about 80 above & we are 3, 1 Brother & 2 Sisters, 1 Am Elder Sister, How Much Share can we Claim in Property ?
3.) Can We Claim that this Property Belongs to my Father, As the Same was Purchased by my Father ?
4.) How Can we Transfer the Property in My Name as of Now my 3 rd uncle was Handling all Court Matters, as i am Staying in Other State.
5.) Pl Guide us how can we Legally Transfer the right in our Name.
T&R
JSV
anand sagar
06 December 2018 at 14:10
Hi,
I am planning to purchase a property from women whose husband has passed away.
The property is transferred from husband(after expired) to his wife. i.e. they has varas hakka pramanpatra( legel learship certificate issued by court).
this couple has 5 children(4 daughters(1 has expired), 1 son(he is diversed now), ). all of them are married. Can you please clarify my below queries:
1. if i purchase property from widow women, does children have any rights on property? while purchasing it, son is ready provide witness(ready to sign on sale deed) etc.
2. if widow women has legal learship certificate(varas hakka pramanpatra) does it mean that she has all right to sale her property or do i need to take hakk sode certificate from their children? or is it ok take her children as vendor in sale deed?
3. is it mandatory to hakk sode certificate from her children?
Anonymous
27 November 2018 at 14:39
Hi Expert,
Based on my long experience I have created a practical course on a topic. Presently this course is not offered by anyone. As i run the course online I'd like to know whether the course content can be protected from being copied.
Is there any anti-copy law that can protect my course content from being copied and sold by other instructors?
(Have created the course after lot of efforts, hence like to know about protecting the content)
Thanks.
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my aunt runs a coaching institute " future ias " and whatever material is made in the institute by teachers is xeroxed and sold in a nearby xerox shop for low rate . the institute is registered and material is copyright protected . as a result many students instead of coming to institute are taking material cheaply . can my aunt sue the xerox shop for copyright violation and the loss of her students