Intellectual Property: General Principles flashcards
27 flashcard decks by 17 users
This GoConqr page gathers flashcards on intellectual property, from trademarks and passing off to patents and copyright. University students can practice recalling legal concepts and cases, while teachers can find material for their students. There are over 20 community-made decks, mainly at university level. Choose a topic and start with a deck that fits your studies.
Flashcards
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43 cardsTM deck 1 Section 30(a) - Identity of Applicant
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47 cardsIntellectual Property
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25 cardsLegal issues and intellectual property, patents What does intellectual property rights?
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28 cardsLegal protection and intellectual propertly - other topics What makes information confidential?
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18 cardsIntellectual Property
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51 cardsExam 2 What are two words to describe patents?
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16 cardsPassing Off Case Law Passing Off - Perry v Truefit
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16 cardsUntitled Temple Island Collections Ltd v New English teas [2012]
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20 cardsPatents case law 1 Robb v Green 1895
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12 cardsla1104 WEEK 9 intellectual property HOW DOES THE LAW PROTECT OWNERSHIP OF IDEAS?
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14 cardsBusiness Law - Intellectual Property Business Law flashcards with terms and definitions for Intellectual property
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9 cardsCopyright - Ownership Ownership - Legislation
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8 cardsDesign Right Design right can exist in
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8 cardsRequirement 2 - Obligation of Confidence What are the 4 obligations which can be applied?
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7 cardsEU INtellectual Property law What is IP
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24 cardsBusiness Law Flashcard Project BUSINESS LAW FLASHCARD PROJECT
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7 cardsTrade Mark Intro Why do businesses need Trade Marks?
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10 cardsCopyright Law 6130
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7 cardsTrademark What do you get with a trademark?
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5 cardsCopyright Law 6130
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43 cardsCaselaw Re/Max International, Inc. v. Metro/Max Realty Inc. (1997) 82 C.P.R. (3d) 110 (T.M.O.B.)
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49 cardsChapter 12 What is the duration of protection for a copyrighted work
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5 cardsIntroduction to Law of Confidence What process should you follow for breach of trademarks?
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6 cardsTrademarks
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4 cardsPatent Registrability
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4 cardsPassing off
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4 cardsPatent Infringement
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The decks on this page offer different ways into the unit. Business Law - Intellectual Property covers patents, copyright, trademarks and other terms. Trademark includes registrability and likelihood of confusion, while Copyright - Ownership asks about authorship and ownership in employment.
For a broad starting point, use Business Law - Intellectual Property to review the terms across several areas. Then move to a focused deck such as Passing Off Case Law if you want to practice recalling cases and their significance.
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Read each prompt and try to recall the answer before checking it. Return to cards you find difficult, and compare related concepts across decks. Check the jurisdiction of a deck where it matters: TM deck 1, for example, includes material on Canadian trademark applications.
If you need to see how ideas connect, switch to a mind map on the unit page. A quiz can provide another way to check your recall. Pick a deck and work through a topic at your own pace.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck is a good place to start?
Business Law - Intellectual Property is a useful starting point if you want to review terms from several areas. Its cards cover patents, copyright and trademarks, among other topics. For a narrower focus, Trademark includes cards on registrability and likelihood of confusion.
Do the decks cover cases as well as concepts?
Yes. Passing Off Case Law includes cards on cases, requirements and goodwill. Patents case law 1 also lists cases. Other decks focus on questions and concepts, such as authorship and ownership in Copyright - Ownership, so you can choose according to what you want to practice.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every deck listed here is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users, so you can explore different approaches to the topics. A free account also lets you make your own flashcards, quizzes, mind maps and notes, and save quiz scores.