What are the benefits of Joint Venture?

A JV is a very lucrative arrangement as it offers an enormous amount of benefits by which the parties to the JV could gain. The JV could be a beneficial arrangement in the following ways: Leveraging of strength & resources available with both the parties; Creating a platform to attain the business goals which are otherwise difficult or uneconomical to achieve independently; Access to newer markets or segments; Strengthen position in the existing markets; Diversify into new businesses; Gives competitive advantages; Shares the risk or initial losses associated with a new business; Allows the business to expand with a smaller amount of capital.

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Original price was: ₹2,999.00.Current price is: ₹1,999.00.

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a) Detailed discussion with the Lawyer to understand your JV related transaction.

b) Experienced business law expert Lawyer will draft the JV agreement.

c) Final discussion call to add suggestion you may have.

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Documents Required for Trademark Registration

PAN Card

The authorized signatory's PAN card.

Aadhar Card

Aadhaar card of the signatory with permission.

TM-48 Form Signed

Lawyer as your representative can register your trademark on your behalf.

Soft Copy of the Trademark

Upload Logo in color rather than black and white to guarantee that the registration covers all of the trademark's hue

Advantages of Trademark Registration

Protection of Intellectual Property

The trademark is given legal ownership, which can thereafter be enforced in any court. effective deterrent

Other Applicants are Prohibited

from attempting to register the same or a similar mark since the registered trademark is visible in search reports.

Legal Solutions

If a trademark is registered in India, the owner may be entitled to quadruple the amount of damages from the violator.

Recognition of Brand

Your Trademark gets associated with your Brand

Online Trademark Registration In India

A trademark is any word, phrase, symbol, design, or combination of these that sets your goods or services apart from competing ones. Customers use it to set you apart from your rivals in the market.

To get the protection of trademark rights one has to register the trademark. It is important to register your trademark because it prevents others from copying your mark and misrepresenting other products with your mark. Trademarks help the customers to recognise the brand and the brand value in one look such as the logo of a tick sign for Nike or a jumping wildcat for Puma etc. Legal Aspire offers quick and easy Online Trademark Registration service in India at the click of a button.

Procedure For Trademark Registration at Legal Aspire

The procedure for registering a trademark online is trickier than it seems. Numerous procedures are involved, as well as government oversight. You’ve been helped by Legal Aspire, who has done the majority of the job and divided it into three sections. To safeguard the name, tagline, and brand of your business, register a trademark right away.

Step 1: Create a trademark application and any necessary supporting documentation.

Step 2: Submitting the brand name registration application

You can use your TradeMark (TM) mark next to your brand name once you receive your acknowledgement.

Step 3: The Registrar of Trademarks will review your brand name application procedure to ensure that it was completed correctly and that it conforms with all applicable laws.

Step 4: Your brand will be published in Indian Trade Mark Journals.

Within three months, or 90 days (from the date of publishing), there should not be any opposition. to obtain a certificate of trademark registration.

Step 5: Opposing a trademark

You will receive a copy of the notification of the objection from the Registrar of Trademarks. Within a certain amount of time, you must submit a counterstatement in response to the opposition notice.

Step 6 : Hearing on Trademark Opposition

Before hearing, evidence must be submitted.

The Registrar will issue an order of acceptance or rejection following the hearing of both parties and consideration of the available evidence.

Step 7 : The trademark registration certificate issuance