Trademark is a form of an intellectual property consisting of an identifiable symbol, pattern and different expression, etc., which recognizes the specific sources of product and services of others. The owner of the Trademark can be an individual, business firms, or any legal organization. A trademark is easily found on a package of the product, […]
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In the business world, a contract plays an important role. Contracts are the assurance to both the parties that they will get their work done without fail and if either one of the parties doesn’t perform the duty they are bound to perform as per the contract. They have to pay the damages for the
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Consumer is someone who buys goods and services for personal use. The Consumer Protection Act, 2019, under Section 2(7), defines a consumer.
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Originally, there was no distinction between various wrongs and there was no compartmentalization like crime, tort or breach of contract. Earlier, the only remedy available for the wrongs committed were punishments like putting the offender in jail. So, a need was felt to differentiate between more serious and less serious wrongs committed. Hence, emerged the concept of ‘Law of Torts.’ A tort is a civil wrong. This is basically a breach of a duty imposed by law, which gives rise to a civil right of action for a remedy not exclusive to any other area of law.
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