Copyright Infringement in India Copyright laws grant the copyright holder certain exclusive rights, such as the right to reproduce, distribute, exhibit, or perform the protected work, as well as the…

Identical or Similar Trademark If a trademark is the same or similar to an earlier registered trademark or trademarks, it cannot be registered. According to Section 11(1) of the Trade…

Trademark Journal Publication The trademark publication in a trademark journal is a crucial step in the trademark registration process. The mark is published in the trademark journal if it has…

Sound Trademark in India In India, a sound can be patented as a series of musical notes with or without words. Sound trademarks are widely popular in the United States,…

Patent for Business Idea in India Many entrepreneurs seek a patent for a new business concept or strategy they've developed in order to get a competitive advantage. However, not all…

Shape Trademark in India In India, a trademark can be used for a distinctive shape of goods, packaging, or any three-dimensional item that can be graphically represented. The battle between…

Trademark Application Forms To avoid an Examiner's objection, a trademark registration application must be submitted on the right trademark application form. The type of trademark application form varies depending on…

Colour Trademark in India Trademarks are used to distinguish goods and services from a specific company or organisation. Because trademark registration is widely used to protect brand names, slogans, and…

Step by Step Guide on Trademark Registration Process Words, logos, numerals, phrases, devices, and other items can all be trademarked in India. If a trademark is registered, the owner has…

International Copyright Registration

The International Copyright Order safeguards the copyright of citizens or government bodies that are members of the Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works, the Universal Copyright Convention, and thus India’s TRIPS Agreement. As a result, works from the countries covered by the International Copyright Order are protected in the same way as Indian works are protected in India. India has also joined several international copyright conventions to provide copyright protection for Indian works in foreign countries.

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