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Posted inDrafting Appeals Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016

Your ultimate guide to draft an appeal before the NCLAT under the IBC

 Contemplating what an appeal before the NCLAT must contain? Should the memorandum be detailed or precise? Which documents must be annexed, and how do parties contest an appeal effectively? If these questions are on your mind and you are an insolvency professional, corporate litigation lawyers, company secretaries,  you are exactly where you need to be.
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Posted inTrademark Act Drafting

From local fame to legal fame: How to get a well-known trademark in India

In this article, I will outline the process of obtaining a well-known trademark status in India.  This article breaks down legal criteria under the Trade Marks Act, navigates the application process, and compares judicial and administrative routes using real-world case studies. Whether you are an IP lawyer, brand owner, or just curious about trademark law, this piece demystifies the legal path from popularity to protection.
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Posted inInsolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 Drafting NCLT

How to draft an application for approval of a resolution plan

Learn about the process of approval and filing an application for the approval of a resolution plan, its key statutory and regulatory requirements, necessary documents, and drafting essentials. Ideal for insolvency professionals and lawyers, this guide endeavours to simplify a crucial step in the corporate insolvency resolution process.
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Posted inAgreement Drafting Transfer of Property Act

How to draft an agreement for sale

In this article, I will walk you through how to draft an agreement for sale that will set the groundwork for executing the sale deed. You will also learn about the legal provisions and other core concepts about an agreement for sale that will help you draft. If you are a student or someone who has never drafted an agreement for sale before, then you will find your answers in this article. 
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Posted inDesign Act, 2000 Drafting

A guide to registering a design

This guide explains the legal framework for protecting designs, defined as aesthetic features like shape, pattern, or colour applied to commercial articles. You will also learn about the registration process, including classification, application preparation, and submission, emphasising the need for novelty and non-disclosure before filing. I will also provide you with practical tips, such as documenting the creation process and registering before public display.