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How Trademark Licensing in Vietnam Works? Vietnam's intellectual property law governs the licensing of industrial property subjects in general and trademarks in particular. As a result, when a trademark is licensed in Vietnam, the owner (the licensor) grants permission to another party (the licensee) to use the trademark in Vietnam under terms and conditions that have been mutually agreed upon. The nature and quality of the products or services associated with the trademark are still under the control of the licensor. Quality control is the most important aspect of  trademark licensing in Vietnam  because buyers expect consistent quality from trademarked goods or services regardless of where they are purchased or used. To avoid disputes in trademark licensing in Vietnam, permission must be granted in writing. What are the advantages of trademark licensing in Vietnam? Trademark licensing in Vietnam could bring great  advantages  as following: Additional revenue Territ...

How to Protect Copyright in Vietnam? Copyright refers to an individual or organization's rights to a work that they created or own, as defined by Vietnam's Intellectual Property Law. Additionally, works of literature, art, and science shall constitute the subject matter of copyright; Performances, audio and visual fixation, broadcasts, and satellite signals carrying coded programs are all eligible subjects for copyright-related rights. However, if there is no prior prepared evidence, it is difficult to demonstrate the owner's copyright. In the event of a dispute or violation, the most crucial piece of evidence is a copyright registration. When the owner can demonstrate that the Work is covered by copyright law, the registration of the copyright will prevent infringement. ANT Lawyers – A  registering copyright services in Vietnam  would like to assist you in registering and safeguarding your copyright and related rights in Vietnam in the following ways with their highly skil...

Signing Deposit Contract in Sales and Purchase of Property Because of the significant potential profits it could bring from the real estate transaction business, investing in real estate in Vietnam attracts a lot of attention from individuals and organizations. How  real estate dispute lawyers in Vietnam  could help and make the transaction more secured? High profits often come with high risks However, there is a saying that never goes wrong: Many investors would need to be aware that high profits frequently come with high risks. When it comes to real estate transactions, investors and buyers have lost a lot of money and lost valuable time as a result of long-term disputes and a lack of comprehension of the law's provisions and legal issues. Negligently signing contracts and agreements can increase disputes between buyers and sellers, but this risk can be mitigated with the assistance of  dispute lawyers in Vietnam . Advice from real estate dispute lawyers in Vi...

How to start a business in Vietnam as a foreign investor? Vietnam is one of the fastest-growing economies in Southeast Asia, with a young and dynamic population, a favorable business environment, and a strategic location. Additionally, Vietnam's government has been increasingly enacting more preferential policies to facilitate foreign investors' entry into the country to  do business in Vietnam . If you are interested in starting a business in Vietnam, here are some steps you need to follow: Step 1: Choose a business entity type There are different types of business entities in Vietnam, such as limited liability company joint-stock company partnership, branch office, representative office, etc. Each type has its own advantages and disadvantages, depending on your business goals, capital, and legal requirements. You should consult a local  law firm in Vietnam  to help you decide which entity type suits your needs best. Step 2: Register your business in Vietnam After chosin...

Forms of  Setting up company in Vietnam According the Vietnam Law on Enterprises, there are four common types of companies: -Private enterprise -Partnership -Joint stock company -Limited liability company - Private enterprise  is a business run by a single person who is responsible for all of its operations and owns all of its assets; -P artnership  is an organization in which (i) at least two partners co-own the business and operate jointly under a single name; There may be limited partners in addition to general partners; ii) A partnership's general partners must be individuals who are fully responsible for the partnership's obligations with their entire property: iii) Limited partners are only responsible for the partnership's debts up to the amount of their capital contribution; - Joint stock company  is an enterprise where i) Its contract capital is partitioned into equivalent bits known as shares; ( ii) Shareholders may be individuals or organizations; the base...