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Rise of Patents in India and Amended Rules Of 2024

IP and Legal Filings

It is a statutory right which was granted by the government of India and in return the inventor of the patent have to completely disclose their creation. This way it permits the inventors of the Patent to purposively create international patent portfolios. INTRODUCTION The Patent Act was enforced on 20 th April, 1972.

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Competition Law: The Patent Pendulum

Intepat

When an inventor is granted exclusive rights over their inventions for a specific period of time, it provides a return on their investment in terms of time, resources and capital. The idea that a specific invention will allow the inventor to reap benefits has a direct effect on incentivising inventors to create and invent more.

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A Brief Thematic Review of Non-Fungible Tokens and their Copyright

IP and Legal Filings

In a limited sense, the IT Act, 2000’s discussion of intellectual property and protection problems omitted the issue of technological misuse from its legislative framework. vii] NFTs are prone to “copyfraud” and other violations of the moral rights of the inventor.

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Intellectual Property Rights And Darwinism In E-Commerce

IP and Legal Filings

The Indian Information Technology (IT) Act 2000 legalises electronic records and electronic signatures. This Act also includes the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology’s Information Technology Rule, 2000, which governs reasonable security policies and procedures for sensitive personal data or information.

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Copyright Protection of Modern Art

IP and Legal Filings

After using a fragment of the imagery from the advertising in his painting, Koons gave the image new significance in his 2000 piece Niagara. The picture was released in Public Domain without permission, which is the issue with this. However, the Courts claimed that since Koons had seen the image in Allure Magazine.

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