I’m planning to start a lecture series or competition in memory of a respected judge who recently passed away. Can I do this without needing anyone’s permission? Is it okay to start a memorial lecture series, even if I earn some money from it or not? I’d appreciate any advice on these scenarios.

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Law Forum › Category: Consumer Court › I’m planning to start a lecture series or competition in memory of a respected judge who recently passed away. Can I do this without needing anyone’s permission? Is it okay to start a memorial lecture series, even if I earn some money from it or not? I’d appreciate any advice on these scenarios.
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

I’m planning to start a lecture series or competition in memory of a respected judge who recently passed away. Can I do this without needing anyone’s permission? Is it okay to start a memorial lecture series, even if I earn some money from it or not? I’d appreciate any advice on these scenarios.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

In India, you generally have the freedom to organize a lecture series or competition in memory of someone without needing permission. However, using the judge’s name or image for commercial purposes may require permission from their family or estate. If you plan to earn money from the event, consider seeking legal advice to ensure compliance with relevant laws and potential intellectual property rights.

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