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Professionals at Sevenelementz bring to us a consolidated work experience of about 100+ years with significant years of experience in business management services before joining us, in addition to their legal expertise.

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Advocates, attorneys and secretarial staff at Sevenelementz have strong exposure to business information systems, intelligence tools, management programs, process improvement tools such as Six Sigma, PMP, TQM, in addition to their respective fields of law.

legal help we are experts

Sevenelementz, as a start-up, originally was providing para-legal services to law firms in the US, UK and Australia and has slowly evolved to become full-service law firm with greater emphasis in Civil, Criminal and Intellectual Property Matters. In the initial years, our firm primarily focussed on intellectual property filings and procedures but since 2011 has been handling litigation and litigation support services in the areas of Intellectual Property Laws, Consumer Laws, Business Laws, Civil and Criminal Laws, and Matrimonial Disputes.

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Advocates, attorneys and secretarial staff at Sevenelementz have strong exposure to business information systems, intelligence tools, management programs, process improvement tools such as Six Sigma, PMP, TQM, in addition to their respective fields of law.

Our team also comprises of well-qualified engineer-turned-lawyers who not only understand better the client requirements but also work with great ease in solving technical and legal complexities in securing rights and protection for innovations, inventions and designs.

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GENESIS Sevenelementz, as a start-up, originally was providing para-legal services to law firms in the US, UK and Australia and has slowly evolved to become full-service law firm with greater emphasis

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We, at Sevenelementz, render a wide rage of services in field of Intellectual Property Rights, Intellectual Property Audit and Evaluation, Portfolio Management, Property Laws, Business Laws, Arbitration and Conciliation, Consumer Laws,

Intellectual Property

We offer a wide range of intellectual property services for clients within and outside India.  We are the preferred IP service provider for law firms in the US and UK.

Friendly behavior versus sexual advances at workplace: POSH (The Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013

November 12, 2024
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In a work environment, it can sometimes be challenging to discern between friendly interactions and advances that may be inappropriate or unwelcome. The Prevention of Sexual Harassment at Workplace Act, 2013 helps provide clarity by defining behaviors that constitute harassment, focusing on the impact of actions rather than intent alone. Here’s a guide to help recognize and differentiate between friendly behavior and potential sexual advances: 1. Nature of Conversation and Compliments Friendly: Genuine compliments on work performance, professional achievements, or neutral topics such as general well-being are typically friendly. They are given respectfully and infrequently, without a focus on personal appearance or matters unrelated to work. Inappropriate/Sexual Advances: Repeated comments about physical appearance, attire, or body, even if phrased politely,...

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Why your trademark could be refused?

November 8, 2024
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Trademark objections in India commonly arise due to several reasons, often identified during the examination process by the Trademark Registry. Here are some of the typical reasons: Similarity to an Existing Trademark: If the applied trademark resembles an already registered mark or a pending application in appearance, sound, or concept, the registry may object, as it may lead to consumer confusion. Descriptive or Non-Distinctive Marks: Trademarks that describe the goods or services rather than distinguishing them (e.g., "Sweet" for a candy brand) can be refused. Similarly, marks that lack distinctiveness, such as common or generic terms, are often objected to. Prohibited or Offensive Words: Marks that contain prohibited or offensive terms under Indian law, such as those that may hurt...

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When a working wife is entitled for maintenance under Section 144 of BNSS?

October 30, 2024
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Here’s when a working wife may be eligible for maintenance under Section 144 of BNSS:

Under Section 144 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS), 2023, a working wife may still be entitled to maintenance, depending on specific conditions. BNSS 2023 has updated and consolidated certain criminal procedural laws, including those related to maintenance. This section, similar to the older Section 125 of the CrPC, aims to ensure financial support for individuals who cannot maintain themselves. Here’s when a working wife may be eligible for maintenance under Section 144 of BNSS: 1. Insufficient Income If a working wife does not earn enough to support herself adequately, she may still be entitled to maintenance. This could apply if her salary is low or if she cannot meet her basic needs, especially if her husband has a...

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The Benefits of Trademark Protection on E-commerce Platforms like Amazon and Flipkart

October 30, 2024
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In today's competitive e-commerce environment, platforms like Amazon and Flipkart have become essential avenues for businesses to reach a vast, global audience. These platforms provide immense growth potential, but they also bring the risk of counterfeiting, brand dilution, and unauthorized use of a company’s intellectual property. For businesses looking to build trust and stand out, obtaining trademark protection is essential. Here’s a look at the numerous benefits trademarks provide on major e-commerce platforms like Amazon and Flipkart. 1. Brand Protection Against Counterfeits One of the most significant benefits of having a registered trademark on e-commerce platforms is the added protection it provides against counterfeiting. Counterfeit products can seriously damage a brand's reputation, as customers may associate poor quality or inferior...

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Warranties and Liabilities of Builders, Tamil Nadu- RERA Act

October 27, 2024
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Warranties under the RERA Act The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016 (RERA) was enacted by the Indian government to safeguard the interests of homebuyers and to regulate the real estate industry. RERA establishes certain rights and warranties for homebuyers, and it imposes significant responsibilities on promoters (developers). The provisions under RERA specifically detail the promoter’s liability and warranties, aiming to bring accountability, transparency, and reliability to real estate transactions. 1. Understanding the Role of the Promoter under RERA The term "promoter" under RERA includes builders, developers, contractors, and any person responsible for the development and sale of a real estate project. RERA requires promoters to fulfill their obligations in an efficient and timely manner, ensuring that the rights...

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Snippets from Important Indian judgments – Trademark Law

January 14, 2023
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Madras High Court

There have been several landmark trademark cases in India, but a few notable examples include: Tata Sons Ltd. vs. Greenpeace International: In this case, the Delhi High Court ruled that the use of the TATA mark by Greenpeace in their campaign against the company's proposed coal mine in Orissa was an infringement of Tata's trademark rights. Cadila Healthcare Ltd. vs. Cadila Pharmaceuticals Ltd: In this case, the Supreme Court of India held that the defendant had infringed the plaintiff's trademark rights by using a similar mark for their pharmaceutical products. K. R. Industries vs. The Registrar of Trademarks: In this case, the Madras High Court held that the defendant had wrongfully refused to register the plaintiff's trademark for their textile...

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