A mutual consent divorce in India is a process where both parties agree to end their marriage without the need for a prolonged legal battle. Under Indian law, a mutual consent divorce can be obtained in as little as six months, provided that certain conditions are met. To obtain a mutual consent divorce in India, the following steps must be taken: Both parties must file a joint petition for divorce in a family court. The petition must state that the parties have been living separately for a period of at least one year and that they have mutually agreed to dissolve the marriage. Both parties must appear before the court and confirm that they have mutually agreed to the divorce....

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Trademark dilution is a legal concept that refers to the weakening or lessening of the distinctiveness of a trademark. In India, the concept of trademark dilution is covered under the Trademarks Act, 1999 and the Indian courts have recognized the importance of protecting famous trademarks from dilution. Trademark dilution can occur in a number of ways. One way is through the unauthorized use of a similar mark on different goods or services. For example, if a company that sells shoes uses a similar mark to a famous clothing brand, it can dilute the distinctiveness of the clothing brand's mark. Another way dilution can occur is through tarnishment, which happens when a mark is associated with negative connotations, such as through...

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