How to respond to a trademark objection 
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How to respond to a trademark objection 

In this article, you will dive into the world of trademark objections in India. You will learn what it means when the Trade Marks Registry sends you a not-so-scary objection notice. I will walk you through figuring out why your trademark got flagged, collecting proof like sales or Insta posts to show your brand’s legitimacy, and whipping up a solid reply in just 30 days.
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Posted inInsolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 Drafting LawSikho (Featured)

How can a personal guarantor file an insolvency resolution process application under IBC

Learn the practical aspects of how a personal guarantor can apply to initiate an insolvency resolution process, the documents needed to be annexed to such an application, and the procedure followed by NCLT to adjudicate such an application. If you are a business owner or an aspiring insolvency professional or a lawyer, this article will help you navigate the process under Chapter III of the IBC. 
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What are copyrights, and how to register one 

With Studio Ghibli’s iconic art style taking over the internet, one needs to be aware of the copyright attached to it. This article breaks down what copyright is, why it matters, and how you can register your own work to protect your creative rights. Whether you are an artist, designer, or content creator, understanding copyright is the first step in owning what you make. 
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Can lawyers refuse to give back documents if the client did not pay pending fees?

This article will help you better understand whether a lawyer can legally refuse to return the documents if the client has not paid the fees. We shall also explore the legal and ethical aspects and provide valuable insight for lawyers, clients, and law students. So, if you have any confusion whether withholding a client’s document is justified or if the client has an absolute right to their documents, then this article is for you. 
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Posted inDrafting Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 NCLT

Draft an application to avoid extortionate credit transactions under the IBC

Learn practical aspects of handling extortionate credit transactions, including how to draft such an application for a refund of excess money or modification of arrangement and how to contest them before the National Company Law Tribunal. If you wish to build a practice in insolvency and bankruptcy law, this will be an invaluable guide.
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Posted inCompany Act, 2013 Due Diligence

Cracking the Code: Legal due diligence for private company acquisitions (Part 2)

In this second part of our two-article series, I continue exploring the process of conducting legal due diligence for private company acquisitions. While Part 1 covered corporate structure and operations, this article delves into regulatory compliance, asset verification and risk assessment. This comprehensive guide will help legal professionals identify and address potential risks that could otherwise derail transactions.