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Clause 4.5 of ISO 9001 requires the supplier to establish and maintain documented procedures to control all documents and data pertinent to the quality system. The aim of this clause of the standard is to ensure that only authentic documents and data are used and that these are readily available to the personnel performing various tasks affecting the quality of […]
Continue reading »Satisfaction of a charge signifies that the charge holder releases the charge on the property. A property charged in favor of any person can never be freed from the charge unless the charge holder releases the same. When a charge on a property is created by a company for the due repayment of the certain accounts secured by the charge. […]
Continue reading »Use of the mark in relation to goods or services Section (2) says that the mark may be used “upon or in any physical or in any other relation to such goods” which shows that a mark need not necessarily be depicted or represented and separately applied to an existing article. The trademark must be visible at the time of […]
Continue reading »Clause 4.14, which serves as the basis for quality improvement, is one of the most important clauses of the ISO 9001 standard. The 1994 revision has made the clause more comprehensive in that. It also covers preventive action, and the effective handling of customer complaints and reports of product nonconformities. Corrective action It will be impracticable for manufacturing enterprises experiencing […]
Continue reading »The 1994 versions of the quality assurance standards ISO 9001, ISO 9002 and ISO 9003 specify three sets of quality system requirements. It can be used for external quality assurance purposes. The requirements in these external quality assurance standards are viewed as minimum good-business practices for a supplying company in any industry. The requirements are stated mainly in terms of […]
Continue reading »The ISO 9000 series of standards consists of two broad categories of standards : core standards and supplementary guidance standards. We have to know about the structure of ISO 9000 standards. Core standards The five core standards are : ISO 9000-1: 1994. Quality management and quality assurance standards – Part 1 : regulations for selection and use. This standard clarifies […]
Continue reading »The companies act 2013 has given rise to the creation of a new category of companies called “One Person Company“. This is primarily intended to encourage entrepreneurship and facilitate. The formation of small and marginal business firms by giving them the status of a corporate body. One person company registration (a) Application for incorporation of an OPC has to be […]
Continue reading »Under section 18(4) of the act the registrar has power to refuse an application for registration. The refuse ordinarily based on one or more of the following grounds : (1) The application does not comply with any of the requirements under the rules. (2) The mark applied for registration is not a trademark within the meaning of the definition under […]
Continue reading »The significant changes in the ISO 9001:1994 revision are given below : Significant changes in ISO 9001:1994 Management responsibility: The relevance of the quality policy to customer expectations and needs as well as to the suppliers internal organizational goals has been enhanced. The clause emphasizes the need to address process and quality system problems, rather than only the nonconformity of […]
Continue reading »The Tamilnadu Societies Registration Act, 1975 (Tamilnadu Act 27 of 1975) makes the following rules by the Governor of Tamilnadu : Tamilnadu societies registration 1.Short title : These rules may be called the Tamil Nadu Societies Registration Rules, 1978. 2.Definitions : In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires : (a) “Act” means the Tamilnadu societies registration act, 1975 (Tamilnadu […]
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