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  Global Brand, Desi Protection!” 💼✨🇮🇳 💬 Client Question: "I represent a foreign brand that wants to sell in India. Can we register our international trademark here?" #InternationalTrademarkIndia #ForeignBrandProtection #TrademarkRegistrationIndia #GlobalIPStrategy 📢 Short Answer: Absolutely YES! Under Indian law, foreign entities can register their trademarks in India—even before launching operations here. ✈️📦 #TrademarkLawIndia #WIPOIndia #BrandProtectionIndia #CrossBorderIP 📘 Trademark Registration in India for Foreign Entities: 1️⃣ Madrid Protocol Route 📝 File once internationally, designate India as a country 2️⃣ Direct Filing via Indian Trademark Registry 🧾 Appoint an Indian trademark attorney 3️⃣ Priority Claim 📅 Use your foreign filing date as your Indian priority if done within 6 months 4️⃣ Classification Follows NICE 🎯 45 classes just like global norms #MadridProtocolIndia #INTA #BrandExpansionIndia #TrademarkFilingIndia ...

  Can I Add a Dispute Resolution Clause in My Freelance Agreement?" 💻⚖️☕ Client Question of the Day: "I’m a freelancer working with clients across India (and a few abroad). Should I include a dispute resolution clause in my service agreement, or is that just for big companies?" 🤷‍♂️🧑‍💻📄 Answer: 💡 YES! A dispute resolution clause isn’t just legal jargon — it’s your stress-reducing superhero! 🦸‍♂️💥 Whether you're an independent designer, writer, consultant, or coder, having a Dispute Resolution Clause in your freelance contract ensures that if things go south, there’s a clear route to settle issues without diving into courtroom chaos . 🏛️😵‍💫 ✅ What can it include? 🔹 Jurisdiction – Choose where the dispute will be handled 🗺️ 🔹 Mode – Mediation, arbitration, or court? You decide! 🧘‍♀️⚖️ 🔹 Language – Crucial if you're dealing with international clients 🌍🗣️ 🔹 Governing Law – Indian law or foreign law? Set it straight 🧑‍⚖️📚 ✅ Why it...

  Signed in a Rush, Now It's Crushing Us!” 😫✍️📑 💬 Client Question: "We signed a contract that heavily favours the other party. Is there a way to legally exit or renegotiate it?" #CommercialContractsIndia #OneSidedAgreement #ContractTermination #LegalAdviceIndia 📢 Short Answer: Yes! If a contract is unconscionable, unfair, lacks free consent , or violates public policy—you can challenge or exit it under Indian Contract Law. 💥📚 #Section10ContractAct #FreeConsent #LegalExitClause #UnfairContracts 🔍 Legal Grounds to Exit a Biased Contract: 1️⃣ Lack of Free Consent 😤 Was there coercion, undue influence, fraud, or misrepresentation? 2️⃣ Unfair Terms / One-Sided Clauses ⚖️ Can be struck down by courts if it shocks public conscience 3️⃣ Violation of Public Policy 🚨 If the agreement contradicts legal ethics or fairness 4️⃣ Force Majeure / Impossibility of Performance ⛈️ Natural disasters, economic crises, pandemics, etc. 5️⃣ Breach by the Othe...

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