You need to file a suit to start with. Seek damages for the loss caused and seek a permanent injunction restraining the indian company from further using your brand and/or name. If the registered office of the indian company is within the main city limits of either of Mumbai, chennai, Delhi or Kolkata you may even have a scope of filing it directly in the High court, which would be advised in such cases, if possible.

if you have admitted dues pending to the tune of more than One Lakh Rupees, you will be well advised to file a winding up petition in the nclt( national company law tribunal). the proceedings are not going to bar each other if drafted carefully.

Have you issued a lawyer's notice from an Indian lawyer to the company? If the answer is in affirmative then you need to file a lawsuit for permanent injunction in the competent court to restrain the company from infringing your copyright further and to seek a mandate to remove the pictures from its website/blog. This is the only remedy that you have under the Indian legal framework

1. You have to file a suit for injunction to stop them from making unauthorised use of the photos.

2.In the said suit you can claim damages as well for causing you buness loss.

3. You can file separate criminal case of cheating also to put them under pressure.

4. Do note that unless you take civil and criminal actions agaisnt them you can not stop them from indulging in illegal activities and causing further loss.

1) contact a local lawyer and issue legal notice to company and its CEO to refrain from using images .

2) you can also claim the losses incurred by you from fraudelent use of your images for selling the indian company product

3) also claim amount due and payable by the indian company for services provided by you

4) if company fails to respond and clear your dues and continues to use your images file suit for injunction restraining them from using your images , claim damages incurred by you

1. You can sue the said CEO and the Company under Intellectual property act provided you can establish that you have the patent and/or ownership of said property which have been illegally used by them.

2. You can also file money suit in India claiming damage caused to you by the said CEO and his Company.

section 52 of copyright act does not permit to publish any literal work for commercial purpose. you can sue that company for infringement of copyright act and intellectual property rights.

1. you should file a civil suit for that infringement and compensation for the loss caused to you.

2. you may file a misc civil petition for the temporary injunction for not to publish those materials upto the next order of the court .

International business has increased tremendously over the past few years. Internet use has allowed people to access information from all over the globe. Luckily, many nations have formed international laws that provide global protection for all intellectual property.

International laws have been adopted by international organizations, treaties, and conferences to globally protect intellectual property. - See more at:

Criminal charges can be brought when there is willful or knowing infringement.

Criminal cases require a higher burden of proof: “Beyond a reasonable doubt.

Common factors affecting whether to charge a criminal violation include:

Organized Criminal Involvement

Public Health and Safety Concerns.

Commercial Nature of Violation

Amount of Loss & harm

There is protection for intellectual property around the world and you should use it to your advantage.

You can take action against the CEO as well as the company which have infringed your rights.

If your intellectual property rights have been violated abroad or on the internet, contact an attorney to learn more about your rights and defenses.

Indian judicial system will confine to the offences within its territory and not beyond that.

For international offences or the offences reported to have been committed in a particular country, you may engage an attorney of that country and seek relief as per the law of that land.