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Intellectual Property
Intellectual property (IP) is a term referring to a number of distinct types of legal monopolies over creations of the mind, both artistic and commercial, and the corresponding fields of law.[1] Under intellectual property law, owners are granted certain exclusive rights to a variety of intangible assets, such as musical, literary, and artistic works; discoveries and inventions; and words, phrases, symbols, and designs. Common types of intellectual property include copyrights, trademarks, patents, industrial design rights and trade secrets in some jurisdictions.

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Compliance of Trips in Indian Patent Law
Published : April 29, 2012 | Author : rajdeeplaw | Rating :
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The Patents Act 1970 sought to ensure that patents were not exploited contrary to the national interest. It provided for a shortened patent term; it prohibited some product patents like pharmaceuticals product patents; and it included a strong compulsory licensing regime....
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Online Copyright Infringement & ISP Liability
Published : April 24, 2012 | Author : ruchiaggarwal@legalservicesindia.com | Rating :
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Internet service provider’s liability for infringement of copyright in works disseminated over the Internet without authorization has been a most vexed issue over recent years. Many countries around the world have dealt with this issue either through their legislative provisions or judicial pronouncements. No doubt the amendment to Section 79 of the IT Act, 2000 is a laudable effort and has significantly clarified the position regarding immunities available to Internet Service Providers...
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Intellectual Property : Valuation & Securitisation
Published : April 20, 2012 | Author : gagan555 | Rating :
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Intellectual Property is an intangible asset. We have heard people keeping their tangible assets like land, house and gold as security for the debts. Since few years, there has been an increasing trend in the foreign countries to keep intangible assets like intellectual property as security. This article introduces the trends in securitisation of Intellectual Property (IP), methods of valuation of IP and its legal implications...
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Originality Under Copyright Law-Is There Any Definite Standard?
Published : January 10, 2012 | Author : mini.anshuman | Rating :
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Originality in copyright works is the sine qua non of all the copyright regimes of the world. The common conception of the meaning of ‘original’ is something that is new, not done before. Originality...
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Anton Piller in protecting the IPR
Published : December 29, 2011 | Author : mainan1 | Rating :
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Strong evidence is highly necessary to substantiate one’s claim and to get relief or remedy for any wrong committed by the defendants to the plaintiff...
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Necessity of Publication in Copyright
Published : December 12, 2011 | Author : mrinalini9 | Rating :
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The copyright act is silent with respect to requirement of publication in copyrighted work. In the article below is an attempt to show with the help of cases that copyright exists even in unpublished work....
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Reprography Regulatory Mechanisms
Published : December 09, 2011 | Author : mini.anshuman | Unrated
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This article will address the need for regulation of reprographic techniques and examine the legal provisions related to that in various countries. In the end it will suggest an effective working model in India....
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Product Patent & Exclusive Marketing Rights
Published : December 08, 2011 | Author : mini.anshuman | Rating :
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This article seeks to address the loopholes in the TRIPS agreement regarding product patents and EMRs and its negative impact on India and suggest methods to minimize the impact.
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Competition Law vis-a-vis IPR rights
Published : November 08, 2011 | Author : sehajsunderlal@legalserviceindia.com | Rating :
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Technology backed enterprises are based on information and knowledge. Starting from Ford Cars to Microsoft Software are the product of knowledge and its organized application...
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Indian Copyright Software
Published : October 11, 2011 | Author : bharat.charan | Rating :
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This Article will give brief knowledge about the registration of the copyright software, its procedure, its requirement and its litigation...
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