By: Adv Arjun Goel, Director Agreya Legal In today’s highly competitive market, trademarks play a crucial role in distinguishing brands, products, and services. Trademarks not only help build brand identity but also protect businesses from misuse and infringement. However, there are instances when a trademark might be registered improperly or in violation […]
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By: Adv Arjun Goel, Director Agreya Legal Rule 46 of the Trade Marks Rules, 2017, outlines the procedure for renewing a trademark registration in India. Trademarks are valid for a period of 10 years, and this rule ensures that the owner has a clear process to follow when the registration is about to
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By Adv Siddharth Narang, Partner Agreya Legal BUNDLING ARRANGEMENTS Bundling involves offering two or more products or services together as a single package for sale. Imagine you go to a fast-food restaurant and see they offer a “meal deal” that includes a burger, fries, and a drink for a set price.
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By Adv Siddharth Narang, Partner Agreya Legal Competition policy aims to enhance market competitiveness, crucial for preventing monopolies and cartels from causing higher prices, inferior products, and economic injustice. This is especially vital for vulnerable consumers relying on essential goods. Effective competition policies address market failures, prompting firms to boost efficiency, innovate, and
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By Adv Siddharth Narang, Partner Agreya Legal Collusion, which involves businesses conspiring to manipulate markets or restrict competition, can have detrimental effects on consumers, competitors, and the overall economy. Here are some key compliance mechanisms that can help mitigate collusion and promote ethical business behaviour: Antitrust Laws and Regulations: Governments enforce antitrust laws
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By Adv Siddharth Narang, Partner Agreya Legal Around the world, competition authorities have utilized leniency programs as a means to address the menace that cartels create in the economy. Leniency Programs are investigative tools within the competition law regime, wherein anti-competitive authorities have the power to grant total or partial immunity to companies
By Adv Siddharth Narang, Partner Agreya Legal Sport has certain specific characteristics, often referred to as the “specificity of sport”. The specificities of the sports industry make it distinct from other commercial enterprises. These specificities can pertain to aspects of sporting activities and sporting rules, such as the selection of teams and the formulation
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By Adv Siddharth Narang, Partner Agreya Legal The Indian pharmaceutical sector presents a range of practices that militate against competition, largely due to the practices of manufacturers and distributors. According to a report, the majority of CCI interventions have targeted the pharmaceutical distribution chain, notably focusing on the All India Organization of Chemists
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By Adv Siddharth Narang, Partner Agreya Legal Chapter II, Section 3 of the Competition Act 2002, prohibits anti-competitive agreements that cause an appreciable adverse effect on competition within India. The section further provides two kinds of agreements namely, horizontal agreements and vertical agreements. HORIZONTAL AGREEMENTS: According to section 3(3) of the
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By Adv Siddharth Narang, Partner Agreya Legal Imagine you are a firm with significant market power and you have a really important place or thing that everyone needs to use to do business. This could be something like a big warehouse, a crucial piece of technology, or even an important data system. Now, if
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