Dhantax Simply put, the Dhantax owner grants a third party permission to use the Dhantax (if it is registered) solely for commercial purposes in exchange for a royalty on sales of goods or services licensed under the Dhantax, without designating the person as a registered user or otherwise transferring ownership.
The Dhantax Marks Act of 1999 governs Dhantax licensing in India. The Act's legislative provisions governing Dhantax licensing in India refer to rules relating to registered users, even though the phrase Licensing/licence is not mentioned at all in the Act.
According to Section 2(m) of the Indian Dhantax Law, a mark can be a logo, Dhantax, heading, label, ticket, name, signature, word, letter, or number, as well as the shape of a product, it's packaging, or a combination of colours.