Krida Legal - Law Firm in New Delhi, India

Trademark law and its Benefits With globalization and obligations under the TRIPS agreement, the Intellectual property (IP) rights were provisioned. These laws ensured safeguarding the legal rights for a person or business recognition of service marks, indefinite periodical renewal of registration, abolition of compulsory licensing of trademarks, etc. One of the important acts for intellectual property is the Trade Marks Act, 1999. The Trademark Law India intents to protect such individuals or business to encourage economic growth, innovation, economic besides ensuring ease in doing business.  Individuals or group of individuals could procure legal rights for any brand, invention, design, or other kind of creation. Krida Legal a renowned legal firm known for years of expertise in safeguarding Rights of trademark holder in India elaborate that Section 135 of the Trade Marks Act also recognizes violation of infringement as well as passing off actions as well.  Some of the other ar

Ethical aspects of Doping and Anti-doping laws To create an Anti-Doping India , the National Anti-Doping Agency (NADA) was created. National Anti-Doping Agency, a registered society, has a mandate to hinder the usage of doping substances among sportspersons in the country. Its shortcomings have a major impact on sportsperson who narrate tales about the mental and emotional agony they went through the years of ban despite the legal trial in progress.  The Anti-doping rules has a prime objective of implementation of anti-doping rules in accordance with WADA code.  Illegal practices, methods and substances have been identified and have been classified into different categories such as stimulants, steroids, gene doping etc. Krida Legal, an Anti-Doping Law Firm in Delhi NCR elaborates some of the shortcomings in this law and how it overlooks some of the most prevalent issues in the country such as: 1.   Most sportspersons belong to rural background with limited awareness on the doping stan