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The Copy Rights Act COPYRIGHTS ACT 1. Explain nature and purpose of copyright. In which type of works it subsists. Who is called the author of copyright ****2. What are the various rights conferred by copyright? **3. Discuss the procedur...
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FORMS OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY - creado desde un Mapa Mental They are rights governed by statutes that give people the right to prevent others from exploiting or abusing their intellectual creations. The most common forms are patents, trademarks, copyrights, design rights, conf...
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PATENTS - creado desde un Mapa Mental It is a type of traditional Intellectual property (IP). It is a property title granted by the state. It gives the legal right to exclude others from making, using, selling, and importing an invention for a limited tim...
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Trademarks - creado desde un Mapa Mental A brand is a sign that is apt to distinguish a product or service in the market. Types of brands In Colombia, the entity that regulates trademarks is the superintendence of industry and commerce
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Introduce el texto aquí - creado desde un Mapa Mental
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Identify intellectual property as an asset - creado desde un Mapa Mental Designs (Nontraditional) Domain names (Traditional) Circuit layouts (Nontraditional)
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PATENTS - creado desde un Mapa Mental The exclusive rights patents that your invention will use and exploit and prevent you from using it without your consent A patent is an exclusive right granted by the State for the protection of an invention In order ...
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Patents - created from Mind Map Object Obligations of the holder rights of the holder
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Patent - creado desde un Mapa Mental What is a Patent Protectable Subject Matter Government Registration
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Design rights - creado desde un Mapa Mental external two-dimensional or three-dimensional form of a product that gives it a particular appearance Registration is done in the industry and commerce superintendencia Patent Difference
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PATENT - created from Mind Map Idea Operational The patent application is both a legal and a technical Types of Patents
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These notes approach intellectual property through individual rights and broader categories. The Copy Rights Act asks about the nature and purpose of copyright, the works in which it subsists and the rights it confers. Other notes cover patent subject matter, registration and the rights of a patent holder.
For an overview, start with the notes on forms of intellectual property. They introduce patents, trade marks, copyright and designs together. Then choose a note on one right and use its headings to guide your reading. The notes on intellectual property as an asset offer another way to group the rights.
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What do the patent notes cover?
The patent notes cover several aspects of patents. One introduces protectable subject matter, government registration, the scope of rights and duration. Another includes the rights and obligations of a holder, alongside topics such as waiver, expiry and nullity. You can choose a note according to the aspect you want to revisit.
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