Section 23 – THE PATENTS ACT, 1970

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Section 22 – THE PATENTS ACT, 1970

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Section 21 – THE PATENTS ACT, 1970

Time for putting application in order for grant —(1) An application for a patent shall bedeemed to have been abandoned unless, Within such period as may be prescribed, theapplicant has complied with all the requirements imposed on him by or under this Act,whether in connection with the complete specification or otherwise in relation to theapplication

Section 20 – THE PATENTS ACT, 1970

Powers of Controller to make orders regarding substitution of applicants, etc —(1) If theController is satisfied, on a claim made in the prescribed manner at any time before apatent has been granted, that by virtue of any assignment or agreement in writing madeby the applicant or one of the applicants for the patent or by

Section 19 – THE PATENTS ACT, 1970

Powers of Controller in case of potential infringement (1) If, in consequence of theinvestigations required under this Act, it appears to the Controller that an invention inrespect of which an application for a patent has been made cannot be performed withoutsubstantial risk of infringement of a claim of any other patent, he may direct that

Composition of the Board of Directors of a Listed company in India

The board of directors are can be called the brain of the company. They are responsible for taking all the big decisions and making policy changes. These decisions are taken in special meetings members of the board hold together, called ‘Board Meetings’. Section 149 of the Companies Act states that every company’s board of directors must

MeeSeva – Telangana

The term “MeeSeva” derives its meaning from Telugu, where “Mee” translates to “your” and “Seva” signifies “service.” Essentially, MeeSeva embodies the idea of providing services to citizens at their doorstep. The portal aligns perfectly with the vision of the National eGov Plan, which aims to bring “Public Services Closer to Home.” MeeSeva is a commendable

KSFE Pravasi Chitty Scheme

KSFE Pravasi Chitty is a unique financial savings scheme introduced for the welfare of Malayalees living outside Kerala. It’s many things, under a single scheme. It is a chitty scheme with insurance coverage and pension plan. It has an online portal and a Mobile application that allows you to join chits, pay installments, and take

Monthly Recurring Revenue (MRR)

A good place to start would be to ask ourselves, “What is MRR?”. In a nutshell, MRR measures the predictable, recurring revenue generated from customers on a monthly basis. As well as thinking about monthly recurring revenue in terms of meaning, it should also be noted that it’s an important metric for subscription-based companies, too.

licensing of indian company as bank

Ever since the independence, banking had been the backbone of the Indian Economy. The growth prospective of our nation is based on its well-built banking system. And in recent times, the Indian Banking Industry has witnessed continued growth in demand and this substantially increasing market size of the Banking Industry clearly indicates its growth potential,