girish parmar
15 June 2012 at 13:09
A Company has a Brand registered in Mumbai. The Co. is also registered in Mumbai however it has a Factory in Delhi. Can it sign hypothecation Deed for charging such Brand in favour of a Bank at Delhi instead of Mumbai?
Abdul Latif
09 June 2012 at 12:38
Do we require to engage the Trade Mark Agent for filing the application for registration of trade mark or renweal of the trade mark. How can we ourselves updated about the development on the trade mark applied by us.
syed jalal akbar
08 June 2012 at 02:08
sir, my father in law expired 5 yrs ago without writing a will leaving behind his only wife and 2 daughters,who are married and have children, the family stays in own 3 floor building.there is also commercial property that fetches rents.
now the members have decided to get their share of rents and share in property.kindly advise inhertance of each member.both the daughters have children and grand children as well.what is the share to disceased wife...his 2 daughters, two son- in- laws and their chaildren if any....
jeevan
30 May 2012 at 21:02
Dear Experts,
Good evening. I have a question , which i felt little interesting to ask your guidance.
Party A buys an agricultural land of 1 gunta out of 19 guntas from joint owners B&C in the year 2004, and obtains all records on his name and now khata, RTC, EC etc stands on Party A's name. and in 2012 Party A sold the same land which is 1 gunta to Party D.and party D now goes to position of the said land.
now there is a little trick here, the legal heirs of Party X( Party X is deceased and the property of 19 guntas had been transferred to Party X's Wife (B) and Party X's Son(C)jointly in the year 2000 via IHC (i dont know about this transaction ,this is mentioned in RTC)and leaving behind Party X's 5 Daughters).
Now these 5 daughters of Party X are claiming that , they have a right in the property of 1 guntas, which was sold by Party B&C to A and thus to D...
I want to ask what is the daughters right in this transaction of 1 gunta? and what are the steps party D has to take to avoid any further problem.if not what are the challenges he might come across..
Thanks for your Reply.
Jeevan
AV ABHISHIEK
30 May 2012 at 20:28
I am an engineer graduate in cse & came across IPR courses offered by IIT-kgp ,its a 3 year course and is according to bar council of India.I want to now the job prospects of an IPR grad ,I have no experience as of now but will it inhibit my future prospects in any way .Any other insight will also be appreciated
Cheers,
Abhishiek
wasim
30 May 2012 at 04:40
Dear Sir,
I recently signed the seller property documents which was not in my name, since i didn't registered once nor i have any property. I signed in the seller column in Sub-registrar office, it was my friend who told me to do as i didn't get any money from him, now am tensed after i got information, i signed in the name of the seller in all pages of the Sale Deed Copy. What should i do to get clear chit and how do i cancel the sale deed Copy. Please reply to my id heernaz_19@yahoo.com
Aarti
25 May 2012 at 20:56
Hi everyone please tell when will the next patent agent examination held.
Bhim Singh
24 May 2012 at 15:47
Sir, i am uesing Party name is A,B,C,D,E,F
A is cousin brother of B, A claiming averse passation on B, bhumidhari land(saprate khata) from 1965 but A was not have a single day passation 0n the land of B, B execute ragistered aggriment for sell his land in favbour of C is another villager in 26/5/1976 about in aug 1976 B was under ground collectivly with A . C is waiting for sell dead executted by B. but B was not playing his role, than after C noticed to B before 1 month prior of last date of execution of sell dead ,on the last date of execution of sell dead C present in rasitary office for sell dead but B was not present that time. than after C approch civil court for spasfic parformance claim and civil court execut a order for sell dead than A come in play party roll in civil court for claiming adverse passation ,civil court dismised A requst than A go to high court in writ for making a party in civil court , high court allow A requist than after again case start in civil court, than civil court found C aggriment was correct, give title to A on the basis of averse passation on 6 year basis,than C file 1st appel in the court of distt judge ,than DJ give aorder in this case deggre against B and no effect on A,than C go to high court for second appel still panding with a intrem status quo order and passation on the land of C.
The same time in 1978 A file a case in SDM court for declaration suit in 229 B , Than C give a application in SDM court for making a party in this case but SDM rejest the C application than C go to commissnery for revision ,than commisner allow C application make party in this case sand for a refrance to revnu board, than C refrence reject in adam parvi on 30 sep 1980, C is illitrate ,waiting for long time ,after 20 year C go to revnu board in year 2000 for a conformation about his refrance, than C found rejected refrance, than C file a restoration case in revnu board, restoration allowed,than revnu board reject complitaly 229B case in merit basis than A go to high court in writ both writ and SA Appel is panding in high court.
In this case A execute sell dead in favbour of E in 2004 and E execute a sell dead again in favbour E in 2012 E and F both are bhumafiyas but dose not takin over the land till date C occupaed passation over the land sice 1976.
In this case adverse passation on froud document basis on land of true owener and not complite 12 year court below found a resitered aggrement within C & B .
wath was done in this case.
SHYAMSUNDAR
21 May 2012 at 19:28
Dear Sir,
Please help me by sharing a draft for suit claiming an injunction regarding a patent.
Also a draft of suit for copyright and design.
Thanks in advance
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