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Inc absence of nay testamentary document like a WILL all that belonged to your mother now will belong to bott of you sisters and you both need to decide and share the goods/estate between you. You may plead your sister to give away the poems to you in bargain to something that she might be interested.
If it does not work that way then you will ne required to showcase some evidence like a message or witness which can corroborate that your mom wanted to handover the poems t you in ca

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There is a potential possibility of objection from the different sections of society once the film is released with the song which may even liable you to face legal consequences for violation of the provision of the Intellectual Property Laws that includes the Copyright Act, 1957, the Trademark Act, 1999, the Patent Act, 1970, the Design Act, 2000 etc. So, it's better and safer to get permission from the concerned authority or organization before releasing the film with the song whi

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It's important to consider the content of your blog before posting it, especially when it involves discussing individuals or companies. Writing positive content is generally acceptable, but negative or damaging content could lead to legal repercussions under the Copyright Act, 1957. It's advisable to avoid disclosing sensitive information about internal processes, projects, or documentation without proper authorization. In some cases, signing a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) may b

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Given that the property in question is used for commercial purposes, any dispute concerning it falls under the jurisdiction of the Commercial Court established under the Commercial Court Act, 2015. A commercial dispute typically involves disagreements related to commerce among various stakeholders. These disputes commonly revolve around contract terms, fiduciary duties, intellectual property rights, among other commercial matters. Disputes of this nature can be resolved through co

Dear client, it is adviced you to go and get the certificated from your ex-employer. If any damage has occured or the courier has been misplaced or got missed then it would be very challenging for you.

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Using a portion of a video clip from social media for commercial purposes through your own applications without authorization could lead to a violation of Intellectual Property Laws, specifically the Copyright Act. If the creator becomes aware of this unauthorized use, it may result in legal consequences, potentially leading to convictions and penalties.

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A brand name, logo, or trademark is considered intellectual property and plays a crucial role in distinguishing the goods and services of one brand from another. To protect a logo as a trademark in India, it should meet the criteria defined under Section 2 (zb) of the Indian Trade Marks Act, 1999. Companies Act, 2013 mandates that a company name should also not be similar or identical to a registered trademark. Therefore, any Entrepreneur having a unique business name idea can get

Dear Client,
A brand name, logo, or trademark is considered intellectual property and plays a crucial role in distinguishing the goods and services of one brand from another. To protect a logo as a trademark in India, it should meet the criteria defined under Section 2 (zb) of the Indian Trade Marks Act, 1999. Companies Act, 2013 mandates that a company name should also not be similar or identical to a registered trademark. Therefore, any Entrepreneur having a unique business name idea can get t