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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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Application for Review of a Registrar's Decision (Form TM-57) (India).pdf
This form is for individuals or businesses in India to request a formal review of a decision made by the Registrar of Trade Marks. It allows an applicant to state their grounds for objection and seek a reconsideration of specific administrative rulings.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
India
Application to Register a Collective Trade Mark (Form TM-3) (India).pdf
This statutory form is used to apply for the registration of a collective trade mark in India. It includes fields for the applicant's details, the specification of goods or services, and the governing regulations of the collective mark.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
India
Agreement of License to Publish on Royalty Basis (India).docx
This template outlines a licensing agreement for authors to grant publishers the right to produce and sell their literary works in India in exchange for royalty payments. It covers copyright ownership, manuscript delivery timelines, and the calculation of royalties based on the published price of the book.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
India
Application for Registration of Patent Agent (Form 22) (India).pdf
This statutory form is used to apply for registration as a patent agent in India under the Patents Act. It captures the applicant's personal details, qualifications, and the requisite fee for inclusion in the register.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
India
Application for Compulsory Licence (Form 17) (India).pdf
This statutory form is used to apply for a compulsory licence for a patent in India under the Patents Act. It is specifically designed for parties seeking to use a patented invention without the patent holder's consent under specific statutory conditions.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
India
Request for an Official Extract or Certificate of Trade Mark Registration (Form TM-46) (India).pdf
This statutory form is used to request an official extract or a certificate of registration for a trade mark from the Indian Trade Marks Registry. It allows a party to obtain certified copies of entries or documents relating to a registered mark for legal or commercial use.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
India
Application for the Restoration of Patent (Form 15) (India).pdf
This statutory form is used to apply for the restoration of a patent that has lapsed due to non-payment of renewal fees in India. It requires the applicant to state the circumstances that led to the failure to pay the fee within the prescribed period.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
India
Application for Revocation of a Patent for Non Working (Form 19) (India).pdf
This Indian statutory form is used to request the revocation of a patent on the grounds that the invention is not being worked within the territory of India. It allows an interested person to petition the Controller of Patents when a patent holder fails to satisfy the reasonable requirements of the public.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
India
Assignment of a Registered Trade Mark (India).docx
This document facilitates the transfer of ownership for a registered trade mark in India from an original owner to a new one. It includes provisions for a one-time payment and the transfer of all associated goodwill.
Updated 13 Aug 2026
India
Request to Divide a Trade Mark Application (Form TM-53) (India).pdf
This statutory form is used by trademark applicants in India to request the division of a single trademark application into two or more separate applications. It facilitates the management of multi-class filings where certain items may be facing opposition while others are ready to proceed to registration.
Updated 13 Aug 2026

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