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  1. FORMS OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

  2. Intellectual property rights (IPRs) are rights governed by statute that provide individuals with a right to prevent others from exploiting or abusing their intellectual creations. Forms of IPR are patents, trade marks, copyright, design rights, confidential information and know-how, these rights extend to the protection of inventions, creative works, expressions and brands.

  3. COMMON FORMS

  4. TRADE MARKS

  5. PATENTS

  6. COPYRIGHT

  7. DESITING RIGHTS

  8. Legal title granted to an applicant for the protection of an invention. It is a form of recordable IP. The title granted gives the owner a monopoly on the exploitation

    (manufacture, use, sale, offer for sale, importation).

  9. Requiere an identification or IP

  10. REQUIREMENTS FOR A PATENT Patent law requires that certain conditions are met in order for an invention to be patentable. Specifically, the following criteria must be fulfilled: The invention must be novel (new); It must involve an inventive step (not obvious); It must be capable of industrial application; and It must not fall into the ‘excluded’ category for non patentable matter.

  11. It's certificated for 20 years

  12. ENTITY

  13. PATENT CORPORATION TRATY

  14. Convention and traties

  15. Refinements of the European Patent System

  16. Is a symbol that identified the good productos

  17. This say about the reputation of company

  18. The term of a trade mark in

    most countries is for 10 years, which may be renewed indefinitely for subsequent 10-year terms. The term and maintenance of a trade mark, however, is conditional upon the owner demonstrating use of the mark. If the

    applicant cannot demonstrate use, the mark lapses and is removed from the register.

  19. USES

  20. Colours, smells, sounds and shapes

  21. A signature, a monogram, a picture or symbol, a logo or a combination of these

  22. Is a form of Intellectual

    Property designed to protect the rights of

    a creator of literary and artistic works,

    computer programs and databases.

    Copyright typically is enforced to prevent

    copying, plagiarism, and misuse of a

    work, but it does not prevent a third

    party from independent development of

    the idea or similar.

  23. IMPORTANT TO KEEP IN MIND

  24. GRATING OF COPYRIGHT

  25. WORKS PROTECTED

  26. INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION

  27. REGISTRATION

  28. OWNERSHIP

  29. DURATION

  30. Design rights are now directed towards the ‘individual character’ of a design. there are two important international systems in operation for the protection of industrial designs: the Community Design system and the Hague Agreement.

  31. REQUIREMENTS

  32. The duration is 25 years

  33. Its must be novel

  34. It must have individual character

  35. Italia Fernandez

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