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PWell see, that’s on you now.
Either give up your independence, work for your father and wait for his death to inherit his business OR grab your independence and flee away from your home and make your future bright with no possibility of inheritance.
In present, you will suffer hard time in both cases. In future, you’ll be independent and successful, more and early in case you flee away, less and late if you wait for their death.
Your present is any way doomed, depends on you how want it to turn out. I would personally flee away, coz their death will anyway be around at 60-70 years of age in normal circumstances.
PSo you want to be married in eyes of God and eyes of people (samaj) but not in eyes of law, correct?PHuh…! What world we live in. The laws which are made to protect women like you aren’t helping women like you coz you all are not opting for it (ofc for your own vaild reasons). Instead misused by women with ill intentions. Crazy world we live in.PNot a lawyer,
1. If both parties use identical trademark for different purposes (different goods and services) then court may allow such use by both right? If both have been using it for longer period (maybe 5 years or something)2. If the latest registered party can prove that earlier registered party KNEW about the use of trademark when latest registered party acquired it or within 3-5 years of registration and didn’t filed suit within 3-5 years, then earlier registered party can’t file suit on later.
I would advice consult a lawyer though. I have read this from the act some months ago but can’t definitely say if it can help with your case Or not.
