In recent years, there has been an increasing overlap between the fields of industrial design and copyright law. This interface raises several legal and practical challenges, including the determination of the scope of protection, the evaluation of originality and novelty, and the identification of infringement. As such, it has become a topic of great relevance … Read more
Have you ever had KFC Chicken and thought, “Oh my god! This is delicious. I need the recipe to make it at home, but I can’t seem to find it?” This is because that recipe is the creativity of the owner, and he has kept it as his trade secret. So, what exactly is a … Read more
For businesses, the term “intellectual property” (IP) usually refers to any assets that are not physical in nature, but which can still deliver significant value. While this definition is relatively broad, the legal mechanisms that allow businesses to secure their intellectual property are much more specific about what constitutes an IP asset and what is … Read more
Intellectual property is intangible but is often valued higher than tangible assets. Be it a song, an invention or the exclusive right over a particular scheme of colours, the ownership of intellectual property does not only provide a monopoly over such property, allowing one to exploit it in exclusion over others but also allows the … Read more
Intellectual property rights (IPR) is a topic that is used in every field of education. Whether it’s science, math, medicine or the field of agriculture, we need these intellectual property rights to save our research and data. We protect our physical property so that nobody can misuse our property or take any benefit from our … Read more
Procedure to Obtain Copyright In order to register poetry copyright to mark the originality and uniqueness of your poetry to protect it from the illegal works of others, it is mandatory to register your poem with all the rules and procedures in order to mark the unique content of the poetry. It is a very … Read more
A Patent is a monopoly right granted by the Act to the person who has invented a new and useful invention or the newness of an already existing article or any new process to the making of an old invention. The modern period is the era of science and technology. Every person is working on … Read more