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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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Request to Change the Address of a Registered Trade Mark Proprietor (Form TM-34) (India).pdf
This form is used to update the registered address of a trade mark owner in the Indian Trade Marks Registry. It allows a proprietor to officially change their contact details for a specific registered mark.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
India
Request for Withdrawal of the Application for Patent (Form 29) (India).pdf
This document is a formal request for the withdrawal of a patent application in India, used to voluntarily abandon a pending registration. It identifies the applicant and specific application details to be removed from the patent office's record before grant.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
India
Request for an Expedited Trade Mark Search and Certificate for Copyright Registration (Form TM-72) (India).pdf
This statutory form is used to request an expedited trade mark search and a certificate for copyright registration in India. It is primarily for creators seeking to register artistic works under the Copyright Act by proving their trade mark status.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
India
Assignment of Trademark (India).docx
Transfer ownership of a registered or unregistered trademark within India through this assignment deed. It specifies the transfer of goodwill, payment of consideration, and the Assignor's obligation to assist with recording the transfer at the Trade Marks Registry.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
India
Notice of Opposition (Form 7) (India).pdf
This Form 7 is a statutory notice used to oppose the grant of a patent in India. It enables an opponent to specify their interest and ground their objection on the specific reasons set out in the Patents Act.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
India
Request to Add to or Alter a Registered Trade Mark (Form TM-38) (India).pdf
This form is used to request changes or alterations to a registered trade mark under the Indian Trade Marks Act. It allows the registered proprietor to update their name, address, or details of the mark as recorded in the register.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
India
Application for Registration, Variation, or Cancellation of a Registered User (Form TM-U) (India).pdf
Form TM-U is the official Indian statutory form used to apply for the registration, variation, or cancellation of a registered user of a trademark. It allows trademark owners to formally document third-party usage rights or revoke existing authorizations on the Trademark Registry.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
India
Request or Express Request for Examination of Application for Patent (Form 18) (India).pdf
Form 18 is a statutory request for the examination of a patent application in India. It is used by patent applicants or interested parties to trigger the official review process by the Patent Office.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
India
Confirmation of Attendance at a Hearing Before the Trade Marks Registry (Form TM-7) (India).pdf
This statutory form notifies the Trade Marks Registry in India that a party or their agent intends to attend a scheduled hearing. It is a formal procedural requirement to ensure the Registrar maintains the hearing schedule.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
India
Request for Post-Registration Changes to a Trade Mark (Form TM-P) (India).pdf
This Indian statutory form is used to request post-registration changes to a trade mark, such as alterations to the proprietor's name, address, or description. It facilitates updates to the Trade Marks Register under the Trade Marks Act, 1999.
Updated 13 Aug 2026

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