Intellectual property law in practice

By:

Hays Thomas E

Contributor(s):

Milne Claire C

Publication details: Edinburgh W Green & Sons Ltd. 2004Description: 543p lixISBN:

9780414014749

Subject(s):

1. Intellectual Property Rights - U K2. Performer's Property Rights - U K

DDC classification:

346.048000 HAY

Contents:

Table of contents History of intellectual property law in Scotland; Concepts common to all forms of intellectual property; Patents; Patent granting procedure; Trade marks; Passing-off; Copyright; Performers rights and moral rights; Design rights; Confidence and trade secrets; Licensing, assignation and franchising; Free movement and exhaustion of rights; Competition law and intellectual property; E-Commerce, database protection, semiconductor chip protection and intellectual property rights; New plant varieties and protection for bioculture; The way of the future

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Table of contents
History of intellectual property law in Scotland;
Concepts common to all forms of intellectual property;
Patents;
Patent granting procedure;
Trade marks;
Passing-off;
Copyright;
Performers rights and moral rights;
Design rights;
Confidence and trade secrets;
Licensing, assignation and franchising;
Free movement and exhaustion of rights;
Competition law and intellectual property;
E-Commerce, database protection, semiconductor chip protection and intellectual property rights;
New plant varieties and protection for bioculture;
The way of the future

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