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Topic of the week : Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights Go to Topic

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Strategic Intellectual Property Commercialization and Methods

Strategic Intellectual Property Commercialization and Methods This research paper describes the “Strategic Intellectual Property Commercialization and Methods”. Commercialization is basically done to earn profits from the technology or the invention by bringing that technology or invention in the public domain after protecting it with the help of legal means. Various strategies and techniques can be followed to commercialize an IP. Companies may adopt a number of commercialization strategies, r

Protecting Intellectual Property

Take a look at this example, In 2006, a U.S. district judge in New York granted publishing rights for 10 Steinbeck works to son Thomas Steinbeck and granddaughter Blake Smyle, who had cancelled rights to the works held by a publisher and the children of Steinbeck's third and last wife, Elaine, among others. Thomas Steinbeck is the author's son by his second wife. The granddaughter is the child of the couple's second son, John Steinbeck IV. The convolution of family relationships--first wife, se

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legal firms vs Legal Outsourcing

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	Referred by Vijaya, Crownbridgegroup \| 3 years ago
	There is an ongoing debate of legal firms and legal outsourcing, regarding the career prospects for legal literates. In recent past a writ too has been filed in Madras High court against the entry of legal outsourcing into the Indian scenario. The...

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HC says no to entry of foreign law firms: Is this a right decision?

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	Referred by Aarti Gupta, Legal Consultant \| Topic: Strengthening the Judicial System in India \| 3 years ago
	After more than 15 years when RBI had permitted 3 foreign law firms now have finally got their answer from HC, that a firm no-entry sign for India. And HC said that the decision of the bank was unjustified under the existing laws that governed...

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Corporate Governance - Time for Revamp

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	Argument added by Anagha Thakur, Corporate Lawyer \| Topic: Corporate Governance \| 2 years ago
	I agree that there should be more disclosures in the quarterly & annual statements. This will bring transparency & trust amongst all.

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What are the factors involved in creating successful law firm??

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	Idea added by Anoop Gupta, Legal Consultant \| 2 years ago
	I have seen many leading-edge firms don't just make greater efforts to "understand" their clients, they actually find ways to live with them. So sit understand your clients needs and try to give your best for them.....

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Section 30 of the Advocates Act, 1961

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	Referred by Rajesh Tekale, Counsel, Advocate on record, High Court, Mumbai \| Topic: Strengthening the Judicial System in India \| 1 year ago
	From 15th June 2011 Every Advocate shall be entitled as of right to practice before any court in India including Supreme Court. Section 30 of the Act says: “Subject to the provisions of this Act, every advocate shall be entitled as of right to...

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Second Generation Reforms in Legal Education

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	Referred by santosh lakshmi vempaty, Attorney, crownbridgegroup \| 3 years ago
	The crux of the Law Minister Mr. Moily’s thoughts on Second Generation Reforms in Legal Education: The minister suggested of the institution of four national-level 'Centers of Excellence' at a regional level to focus on upgradation of faculty skills,...

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What is the 20% rule with regards to ownership of a company?

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	Answered by Rajesh Tekale, Counsel, Advocate on Record , High Court, Mumbai \| Topic: Essentials for Corporate law \| 1 year ago
	You get 20% ownership rights, rule is you can become director and decision maker in the company.

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What is sec.12 of Company law?

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	Answered by Aarti Gupta, Legal Consultant \| Topic: Essentials for Corporate law \| 3 years ago
	Section 12 - MODE OF FORMING INCORPORATED COMPANY. Memorandum of association (1) Any seven or more persons, or where the company to be formed will be a private company, any two or more persons, associated for any lawful purpose may, by subscribing...

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happiness is like ice and sadness like fire? Go to Topic

Can You remain detached from Happiness and Sadness?

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Why do we need complete detachment. We have come into this world and we can always enjoy the bright side of the things and feel gloomy at other times. We are not saints and we do not have any reason to get detached do we?

What is Happiness and Sadness ?

What is Happiness and Sadness Budha in Bhodgaya came to the conclusion that pursuit of 'dravya' is the cause for all human suffering. Then he went to Nepal and propagated this ascetic state as the solution to human problems. Modern science like psychology which is internal medicine per se has lot of offer in this regard. Take for example 'sadness' which is nothing other than repressed fear and anxiety. It is the work of ones unconscious. Detachment is nothing but ones ego gets encapsulated in o

Essentials for Corporate law Go to Topic

Company Law in India - a brief

In view of the vastness of the subject, the complications and listening at many of my colleagues, I have decided to present a small brief on Companies to be formed under the provisions of Companies Act, 1956, the difference between Private Limited and Public Limited Companies, the applicable law and also the complications. I know the vastness of the subject and I just want to present a small brief as follows: Most significantly, the companies are of two kinds i.e., Private Limited Comp

Company Law Board - procedure - needed reforms

I have been writing articles on Company Law in India, issues touching the corporate world and especially issues pertaining to Company dispute resolution mechanism. The state is supposed to do everything that is required for the betterment of Corporate World as we have already embraced industrialization substituting even agriculture if we keep the policy issues apart. With the advantage of limited liability and the scope of raising funds from the public and also institutions, bus

Corporate Governance Go to Topic

How to protect Companies against accounting frauds ?


	6 rotate the auditors in regular intervals
	4 Proper segregation of duties in the accounting/finance system
	2 Audit and transfers

Should PWCoopers firm close down operations in India ?

PWC should close down in India

PWC should continue

A CONSPIRACY TO GRAB INDIAN GLOBAL LPO BUSINESS !? Go to Topic

Are we in India really equipped with sufficient proficiency in the English language and competence in Anglo-American Law...

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Proficiency in a language depends on its frequent usage. Any language is only a media to communicate between human beings. English is a foreign language, but you may find many Indian do not speak even our own Hindi or the local languages. If you...

A CONSPIRACY TO GRAB INDIAN GLOBAL LPO BUSINESS !?

ALLOWING FOREIGN LAW FIRMS TO OPEN THEIR OFFICES IN INDIA SEEMS TO BE A STATE-SPONSORED AND THE UK HATCHED CONSPIRACY NOT ONLY TO DE-STABLISE THE BOOMING INDIAN ECONOMY, BUT ALSO TO COMPLETELY OVERTAKE AND EFFECTIVELY MARGINALISE THE LEGAL OUTSOUCING (LPO)BUSINESS IN INDIA. THE WAY INDIAN LAW MINISTER, MR. HANSRAJ BHARDWAJ, SPOKE,PUBLICALLY, IN FAVOUR OF ALLOWING THE BRITISH LAW FIRMS TO OPEN THEIR OFFICES IN INDIA,WAS UTTERLY SHOCKING AND LARGELY DISAPPOINTING AND DISCOURAGING THE HARD-WORKIN

Strengthening the Judicial System in India Go to Topic

Indian Judiciary - where are we?

I have written few articles earlier highlighting the significance of reforms in Indian Judiciary and where we stand. I want to again re-emphasize the importance of bringing proper reforms in judiciary and impact of proceeding with the present working status of our Judiciary. Everyone shows the rate of pendency of cases before various courts in India and everyone very frequently refers that "Justice delayed is nothing but justice denied". Even our constitutional court emphasizes the import

Court martial for Rs. 10,000 corruption!! what about others?


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