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These documents govern the creation, protection, and transfer of intangible assets like software and creative works. You will find items such as the DMCA copyright infringement notice and the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Public License. The category excludes physical property sales or general employment contracts without specific assignment terms.

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Assignment of Copyright (Unconditional) (India).docx
This template provides for the unconditional transfer of copyright ownership for various works under Indian law. It includes provisions for the assignment of future rights and ensures the transfer is irrevocable and permanent without geographical limitations.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
India
Application to Register a Trade Mark with Convention Country Priority (Form TM-2) (India).pdf
This statutory form is for registering a trademark in India when claiming priority from a convention country application. It includes fields for applicant details, trademark specifications, and specific priority dates and country information required under the Trade Marks Act 1999.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
India
Request for Publication (Form 9) (India).pdf
Form 9 is a prescribed statutory request used in India to seek the early publication of a patent application. It allows an applicant to bypass the standard 18-month waiting period for the Controller to publish the application details.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
India
Request to Voluntarily Limit the Rights in a Registered Trade Mark (Form TM-36) (India).pdf
This statutory form is used to request a voluntary limitation of rights for a trade mark registered in India. It is submitted by the registered proprietor to modify the specification of goods or services or to enter a disclaimer on the Register.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
India
Application for Direction of the Controller (Form 11) (India).pdf
Application for Direction of the Controller (Form 11) is a statutory patent form used in India to request official instructions regarding patent proceedings. It is primarily used when a party requires specific procedural guidance or intervention from the Controller of Patents.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
India
Application to Register a Trade Mark in Multiple Classes (Form TM-51) (India).pdf
Form TM-51 is a statutory application used to register a trade mark across multiple classes of goods or services in India. It enables an applicant to claim priority from a convention country and must be filed with the Trade Marks Registry.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
India
Agreement of Licence to Publish on Lump Sum Consideration (India).docx
This template establishes a licensing arrangement for a literary or artistic work in India against a one-time lump sum payment. It grants the publisher the rights to print and distribute the work while confirming the author's ownership and the consideration amount.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
India
Application for the Registrar's Consent to Assignment of a Certification Trade Mark (Form TM-62) (India).pdf
This statutory form is for requesting the Registrar's consent to assign a certification trade mark in India. It is used when the proprietor of a certification mark intends to transfer their rights to another party.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
India
Copyright Infringement Notice (India).pdf
This formal notice is for copyright owners in India to notify third parties of unauthorized use of their protected works. It specifies the infringing material, establishes the owner's legal rights, and demands the immediate removal or cessation of the infringing activity.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
India
Application to Register a Certification Trade Mark with Convention Country Priority (Form TM-65) (India).pdf
This statutory form is used to register a certification trade mark in India while claiming priority from an earlier application in a convention country. It enables certifying bodies to protect marks that indicate specific standards, origin, or quality under the Trade Marks Act.
Updated 13 Aug 2026

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