Property Laws Practice Exam

Property Laws

The law of property is the law of restrictive rights in rem. Passing by this translation, a freehold or leasehold estate or copyright also includes the importance of the property. In the narrowest possible sense, the property includes just mortal property or the right of ownership for material things.

Skills Required

• Composed Communication Skills. 

• Verbal Communication Skills. 

• Work Under Pressure. 

• Business Awareness. 

• Understanding People.

Career Opportunity

• Licensed innovation Consultant

• Licensed innovation Lawyer

• Land Legal Head

• Legal Consultant

• Prosecution Specialist

• Legal Manager

• Patent Paralegal

• Patent Associate

Table of Content

Introduction

• Intellectual Property Law in India

• Patents

• Trademarks

• Copyrights

Copyright

• Introduction

• General Principles of Copyright

• Copyright Act, 1957

• The International Scene

Patents

• Introduction:

• Act to be aligned to International Conventions patents.

• The Paris Convention.

• The patent co-operation treaty

• Budapest Treaty

• TRIPS

• The Issues

Trademarks

• Introduction

• TRIPS – Articles on Trademarks

• The Trademark Act 1999

• Essential Features of a Trademark

• Protection of Trademark

• Registration of Trademark

• Infringement of a Trademark

• The Issues

Geographical Indications of Goods

• Introduction

• TRIPS

• Geographical Indication of Goods Act, 1999

• The Issues

Industrial Designs

• Introduction

• Designs Act, 2000

Protection of undisclosed information

• Introduction

• Confidential Information

• Undisclosed information – TRIPS

• Non – disclosure agreements – standard terms

IPR in the 21ST Century

• Dispute Settlement under WTO

• TRIPS