To engage in business transactions across different states, a certificate, commonly known as the “C form,” becomes a crucial element. This certificate is issued by the seller of goods to the buyer, serving the purpose of reducing the applicable tax rate. In instances of interstate sales, the utilisation of the “C” form is indispensable. Any […]
(1) No person, other than those authorised to do so by license or by virtue of exemption under this Act orauthorised to or exempted by any other authority under the Electricity (Supply) Act, 1948 (Central ActNo. 54 of 1948), shall engage in the State in the business of,-Transmitting electricity; orDistributing and supplying electricity.(2) Where any
Indian Electricity Rules, 1956 was made under Section 37 of the Indian Electricity Act, 1910. It has been redefined after the enactment of Electricity Act, 2003. The provisions cover safety aspects, licensing provisions, appointment of inspectors etc. Indian Electricity Rules, 1956 get repealed with the notification of Regulation and Measures relating to Safety and Electric
Notification as to countries not providing for reciprocity Where any country specified bythe Central Government in this behalf by notification in the Official Gazette does notaccord to citizens of India the same rights in respect of the grant of patents and theprotection of patent rights as it accords to its own nationals, no national of
Convention countries Any country, which is a signatory or party or a group ofcountries, union of countries or intergovernmental organisations which are signatoriesor parties to an international, regional or bi-lateral treaty, convention or arrangementto which India is also a signatory or party and which affords to the applicants for patentsin India or to citizens of
Savings in respect of other persons authorised to act as agents —Nothing in the Chaptershall be deemed to prohibit—(a) the applicant for a patent from drafting any specification or appearing oracting before the Controller, or(b) an advocate, not being a patent agent, from taking part in any hearing beforethe Controller on behalf of a party
Power of Controller to refuse to deal with certain agents —(1) Subject to any rules madein this behalf, the Controller may refuse to recognise as agent in respect of any businessunder this Act—(a) any individual whose name has been removed from, and not restored to, theregister;(b) any person who has been convicted of an offence
Removal from register of patent agents and restoration (1) The Controller mayremove the name of any person from the register when he is satisfied, after giving thatperson a reasonable opportunity of being heard and after such further inquiry, if any, ashe thinks fit to make—(i) that his name has been entered in the register by
Restrictions on practice as patent agents (1) No person, either alone or in partnershipwith any other person, shall practise, describe or hold himself out as a patent agent, orpermit himself to be so described or held out, unless he is registered as a patent agent or,as the case may be, unless he and all his
Subscription and verification of certain documents by patent agents (1) all applicationsand communications to the Controller under this Act may be signed by a patent agentauthorised in writing in this behalf by the person concerned.Provided that if such person is absent from India, they may be signed and verified onhis behalf by a patent agent
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