The Companies Act of 2013 is the law that governs each and everything regarding corporate entities. Corporate entities include one-person companies, private limited companies, subsidiary companies, holding companies, government companies, banking companies, public limited companies, limited liability partnership firms, etc. For every operation and management of these companies, a procedure has been prescribed under the Companies Act. […]
Starting a food business in India can be an exciting venture, but it comes with its share of responsibilities, including obtaining the necessary licenses and permits. Navigating the licensing process might seem daunting, but with a step-by-step guide, you can ensure compliance with the regulations while setting up your food business. As per Section 31(1)
PAN stands for Permanent Account Number, and TAN stands for Tax Deduction and Collection Account Number. PAN is a unique 10-digit alphanumeric number that is allotted to individuals, companies, and other entities by the Income Tax Department of India. In contrast, TAN is a 10-digit alphanumeric number allotted to persons who are required to deduct
Rights of patentees of lapsed patents which have been restored (1) Where a patent isrestored, the rights of the patentee shall be subject to such provisions as may beprescribed and to such other provisions as the Controller thinks fit to impose for theprotection or compensation of persons who may have begun to avail themselves of,
Procedure for disposal of applications for restoration of lapsed patents (1) If, afterhearing the applicant in cases where the Applicant so desires or the Controller thinks fit,the Controller is prima facie satisfied that the failure to pay the renewal fee wasunintentional and that there has been no undue delay in the making of the application,
Applications for restorations of lapsed patents (1) Where a patent has ceased to haveeffect by reason of failure to pay any renewal fee within the period prescribed undersection 53 or within such period as may be allowed under sub-section (4) of section 142, thepatentee or his legal representative, and where the patent was held by
Supplementary provisions as to amendment of application or specification ( 1)Noamendment of an application for a patent or a complete specification or any documentrelating thereto shall be made except by way of disclaimer, correction or explanation, andno amendment thereof shall be allowed, except for the purpose of incorporation of actualfact, and no amendment of a
Amendment of specification before Appellate Board or High Court (1) In any proceedingbefore the Appellate Board or the High Court for the revocation of a patent, the AppellateBoard or the High Court, as the case may be, may, subject to the provisions contained insection 59, allow the patentee to amend his complete specification in such
Amendment of application and specification or any document relating thereto before Controller —(1) Subject to the provisions of section 59, the Controller may, upon applicationmade under this section in the prescribed manner by an applicant for a patent or by apatentee, allow the application for the patent or the complete specification or anydocument relating thereto
Validity of patents of addition —(1) The grant of a patent of addition shall not be refused,and a patent granted as a patent of addition shall not be revoked or invalidated, on theground only that the invention claimed in the complete specification does not involve anyinventive step having regard to any publication or use of—(a)
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