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    Intellectual Property Rights

    Presentation by
    Lijipson Bey
    4th semester
    Life Science &
    Bioinformatics
    AUDC
    CONTENTS
    • Introduction
    • WIPO
    • Intellectual property law in India
    • Types of IP
    - PATENT
    - TRADEMARK
    - COPYRIGHT
    • References
    • Conclusion
    INTRODUCTION
    • Intellectual property is a property that
    arises from the human intellect. It is a
    product of human creation.
    • Intellectual property comprises 2 distinct
    forms :
    a. Literary & Artistic works
    b. Industrial Property
    LITERARY AND ARTISTIC WORKS
    • They are books, paintings, musical
    compositions, plays, movies, radio/tv
    programs, performances & other artistic
    works.
    • How they are protected ?
    * Protected by “Copyright”
    INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY
    • Industrial property describes physical matter that is the
    product of an idea or concept for commercial
    purposes.

    • How they are protected ?


    * By Patented objects
    * By Trademarks
    * By Industrial Designs
    * By Layout- designs
    * Geographical Designs
    WIPO
    • WIPO( World Intellectual Property
    Organization) was established by the WIPO
    Convention in 1967.
    • The WIPO is a specialized agency of the United
    Nations.
    • It promote the protection of IP throughout the
    world.
    • Its headquarters are in Geneva, Switzerland.
    Intellectual Property Law In India
    • There are big and small intellectual property laws
    firms worldwide, like in India, USA, UK, Chicago
    etc., providing qualitative help to inventors and
    creators of product.
    • In India intellectual property rights are safely
    protected and controlled by well established
    statutory and judicial framework.
    • Apart from that, there are many attorneys and law
    firm of intellectual property in India in various
    states.
    Major Types Of IP

    A symbol, logo, word,


    Functional & • Purely Artistics sound, colour, design,
    Technical Inventions works etc.

    Copyright Act, Trademark Act,


    Patents Act, 1970 1957 Amended in 1999 Amended
    Amended in 1982,1984, 1992, in 1994, 1996 &
    1999 &2005 1994 &1999 2000
    Patents
    • A patent describes an invention for which the
    inventor claims the exclusive right.
    INVENTION PATENTABLE IF.......
     NEW (NOVEL)
     USEFUL
     NOT OBVIOUS
     PERTAINS TO PATENTABLE
    SUBJECT MATTER
    Trademark
    • A trademark is a sign Used on, or in connection with the
    marketing of goods or services.
    • “Used on” the goods means that it may appear not only
    on the goods themselves but also on the container or
    wrapper in which the goods are packed when they are sold.
    Duration :
    • Trademark is valid for 10 years from the date of application
    which may be renewed for further period of 10 years on
    payment of pescribed fees.
    • Service mark Rights are reserved exclusively for owners for
    17 years & it can also be renewed.
    • The Govt. Fees is Rs. 2,500 for each class of goods or
    services.
    Copyright
    • It is a right which grants protection to the unique expression of
    ideas.
    • The Indian Copyright Act, 1957 governs the systems of copyrights in
    [amended in 1982, 1984, 1992, 1994 & 1999]
    What it covers?
    Literary, Films, Dramatic, Musical, Artistic, Sound Recording.
    What it doesn’t cover?
    Ideas, Facts, Recipes, works lacing originality (eg. The phone book)
    Duration :
    • Author’s lifetime + 50 years from the end of the calendar year in
    which the author dies.
    • 50 years for films and sound recordings,
    • 25 years for typographical arrangements of a published edition,
    • Copyright protection always expires on December 31 of the last
    REFERENCES
    • Study in botany vol. III
    • Slideshare.net
    CONCLUSION
    • Create yourself, rather than using other’s
    creation.
    • In todays world technological advancement
    has made the job of the creator easy but at
    the same it also made the job of the copy-er
    easy.
    THANK YOU

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