anita
23 June 2009 at 12:50
I have a degree in engineering and also have a degree in law.Kindly let me know whether i need to write the patent agent exam.
Suresh
01 June 2009 at 16:03
Can anyone please guide me on stamp duty to be paid for "Trademark assignment deeds". In Tamil Nadu it is 7.5% for a deed, what percentage to be paid in Kerala?
Suresh
23 March 2009 at 16:57
Is it right that the reconstitution of partnership firm without the approval of existing partners or the legal heirs of the deceased partner is null and void.
If yes, kindly cite me the relevant provisions or case laws...
Thanks and Regards
Suresh
Suresh
13 March 2009 at 15:14
Sir,
I have completed my Bachelor degree in law and I have also completed Msc in Information Technology,
Can I write Patent Agent Exam?
Thanks and regards
Suresh
Suresh
04 March 2009 at 12:48
X is the manufacturer and Y is one of his distributors. Owing to payment issue X assigns his trademark to Y to settle his payment on 2006. Y has also filed the T.M.16 and T.M. 24 before the Trademark Registry for the recordal change proprietorship. Later Y came to know that X has again assigned the same trademark to another distributor “Z” on 2008 to settle the payment.
The assignment made on 2006 to Y was on stamp papers, whereas the assignment made on 2008 to Z was on white papers. But in the affidavit before the Trademark registry X has mentioned that Y has fraudulently obtained the assignment without his knowledge, hence the said assignment would not withstand and only the assignment made to Y is valid.
Other facts:
X has also defrauded another distributor, and C.P has been filed for liquidation of assets of X’s Company and the said suit is pending before the court.
So, my query is
Can X revoke his assignment by way of affidavit filed before the Trademark Registry?
Whether the later assignment to Z is valid?
What remedy available to “Z” against of X?
Can Y file suit against X for making such affidavit before the Trademark Registry?
Your Valuable opinion is much awaited
Thanks and regards
Suresh
Suresh
31 January 2009 at 11:30
Problem:
A well reputed trademark conceived and adopted by the predecessor several decades ago and consequently used by his legal heirs on their different areas of business, however one of the legal heir registered the trademark in his name. Can he claim exclusive rights for the said trademark?
Background of the case
1. Predecessor adopted the trademark in 1960’s and doing the business along with his three sons.
2. After the demise of the predecessor his three sons partitioned and continued business on their own under the same trademark.
3. One of the legal heir of the predecessor registered the trademark for his business.
Is the registration of the trademark without any consent of the other legal heirs is Valid?
Relevant citation much appreciated
Thanks and Regards
Suresh
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Respected Learned friends,
One of my friend, (Sri Lankan citizen) was arrested out of suspicion in the airport by the Q Branch Police for carrying gold. Later, he was acquitted and given clean chit also the seized gold and his passport were returned. He applied for the exit Visa at the Chennai FRO office in Shastri Bhawan on October. Even after lapse of three months, he received no reply from the Officials. In his repeated enquiries, he was informed that the file has been forwarded to Delhi Office and they haven’t received any further communication in this regard. He was compelled to go Delhi in order to move the file from the Table. Can he exercise the RTI to know the status of his exit visa?
Your kind opinion is much appreciated