Dear Members
Please Suggest me
Recently before 1 month, I have filed KYC of one director with fees of Rs. 5000/-
My query is whether we need to verify the DIN with KYC web by September 30, 2019.
Dear Members
Can LLP convert into Company. If yes then which Document is Required to be filled.
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Dear Members
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Whether display of CSR Policy of a Company on the website of the Company is mandatory or not?
Dear Members
Please Suggest me
Private Company took loan from its members and relative of members and company doesn't have fund to pay so they wanted to convert the loan to equity and after conversion Company wants to go for strike off.
Can that Company do the same or is there any restriction?
Dear Members
Kindly suggest what documents should we take for issuing duplicate share certificate to the shareholder residing in a foreign country where the share certificates as lost/misplaced by the shareholder.
Also, how the transfer deed will be executed if the transferor is residing in a foreign country and the transferee is an Indian resident.
Dear Members
Please Suggest me
Procedure for Transfer of Equity Shares and Non Convertible Debentures from Non-Resident to Non Resident and Also please tell whether we have to report to RBI or not?
Dear Members
Please Suggest me
In case of Nidhi which is recently incorporated how much max loan can be given to members.
Dear Members
Please Suggest me
If company has been inoperative since may 2017 and done filing of balance sheet for the year 2017-18 in September 2018 can company file STK-2 in august 2019, as it is inoperative from last 2 years ànd has no bank account since March 2018?
Do company need to file balance sheet for 2018-19?
After the filing of a counter-statement in response to a notice of opposition in India, the next step is for the Trademark Registry to provide a copy of the counter-statement to the opponent and invite them to file evidence in support of their opposition. The opponent then has two months to file evidence in support of their opposition.
After the evidence is filed by both parties, the Registrar will fix a date for the hearing of the opposition. The date of the hearing will be communicated to both parties, and they will be required to appear before the Registrar on the specified date.
The time taken by the department to take action after the filing of the counter-statement depends on various factors such as the workload of the Registry, the complexity of the case, and the time taken by the opponent to file their evidence.
However, as per the Trademark Rules in India, there is a specified time period for completing the opposition proceedings. The entire opposition proceedings, including the filing of evidence by both parties and the hearing, should be completed within a period of one year from the date of receipt of the notice of opposition. The Registrar may extend this period for a maximum of three months, if required.
It's important to note that the opposition proceedings can be complex, and the time taken may vary depending on the circumstances of each case. Therefore, it's recommended to seek the guidance of a legal professional to ensure that all the necessary requirements are met, and the opposition proceedings are completed in a timely manner.
Further, The opposition process in India is divided into two subcategories: pre-grant opposition and post-grant opposition.
Pre-grant opposition: This type of opposition can be filed by any person after a trademark application is published in the Trademark Journal but before the trademark is registered. The purpose of pre-grant opposition is to prevent the registration of a trademark that is likely to cause confusion or is likely to deceive the public. Any interested person can file a notice of opposition by submitting Form TM-O along with the prescribed fees and grounds of opposition.
Post-grant opposition: This type of opposition can be filed by any person after the registration of a trademark. The purpose of post-grant opposition is to challenge the validity of the registration of a trademark. Any interested person can file a notice of opposition by submitting Form TM-O along with the prescribed fees and grounds of opposition within a prescribed time limit.
The grounds for opposition can include, but are not limited to, the following:
The opposition process can be complex and time-consuming, and it's recommended to seek the guidance of a legal professional to ensure that all the necessary requirements are met and the opposition process is completed smoothly.