PLC Registration

PLC Registration

A PLC is a type of company that can issue shares to the public, typically through a stock exchange, and is often subject to more stringent reporting and regulatory requirements compared to private companies. PLCs are popular for businesses that require significant capital and are willing to adhere to public disclosure requirements.

Key Feature Of PLC

The Register of PLC Registration

Company name approval assistance

Certificate of Incorporation (COI)

PAN of Company, TAN of Company

MOA of Company,AOA of Company

All government fees included

DSC for 7 directors &/or Shareholders

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A "license" typically refers to an official or legal document granting permission or authority to engage in a particular activity, conduct business, use intellectual property, or perform certain operations.

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A trademark is a symbol, word, phrase, logo, design, or combination thereof used to identify and distinguish goods or services of one party from those of others.IPR is essential for fostering innovation, creativity, and economic growth by granting creators exclusive rights to benefit from their intellectual efforts.

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Frequently Asked Questions

No, in many jurisdictions (including the United States), copyright protection is automatic upon the creation of a work. However, registration offers additional benefits like legal evidence of ownership, the ability to seek statutory damages, and access to federal courts in case of infringement.

In most jurisdictions, copyright lasts for the life of the author plus a certain number of years (70 years in the United States). For works created by businesses or under "work for hire" arrangements, copyright typically lasts 95 years from publication or 120 years from creation.

No, you can only register works that have been created. However, you can register for works that have not yet been published.

While you still have copyright protection without registration, you may lose certain legal rights and benefits. You might not be able to file lawsuits for copyright infringement in certain jurisdictions, and you might be limited to claiming actual damages instead of statutory damages.

While not mandatory, consulting an intellectual property attorney can be helpful, especially if you're unsure about the registration process or need guidance on complex legal issues. An attorney can also help with enforcement and licensing matters.

Yes, in some jurisdictions, you can have common-law trademark rights based on usage without formal registration. However, registering a trademark provides stronger legal protection and exclusive rights.

Trademark infringement occurs when someone uses a mark that is identical or similar to a registered trademark, in a way that is likely to cause confusion among consumers. This can lead to legal action from the trademark owner.

Yes, trademarks can be transferred (assigned) to another party or licensed for use under specific conditions. This allows trademark owners to monetize their intellectual property or expand their brand's reach.

Advantages Of PLC Registration