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020			_a9780198769958
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082			_a346.048 BEN
100			_eBently L
245			_aIntellectual property law
250			_a5th Ed
260			_aOxford _bOxford University Press _c2018
505			_aTable of Contents 1:Introduction I. Copyright 2:Introduction to copyright 3:Subject matter 4:Criteria for protection 5:Authorship and first ownership 6:Nature of the rights 7:Duration of copyright 8:Infringement 9:Defences 10:Moral rights 11:Exploitation and use of copyright 12:Limits on exploitation 13:Rights associated with copyright II. Patents 14:Introduction to patents 15:Nature of a patent 16:Procedure for grant of a patent 17:Patentable subject matter 18:Novelty 19:Inventive step 20:Internal requirements for patentability 21:Ownership 22:Infringement 23:Exploitation 24:Rights relating to patents III. The Legal Regulation of Designs 25:How design protection arises in the United Kingdom and the European Union 26:Subject matter: the requirement that there be a design 27:Grounds for invalidity: novelty, individual character, and relative grounds 28:Ownership, exploitation, and infringement: UK registered designs, registered community designs, and unregistered community designs 29:Copyright protection for designs 30:UK unregistered design right IV. Trade Marks and Passing Off 31:Introduction to passing off and trade marks 32:Passing off 33:Misrepresentation 34:Damage 35:Trade mark registration 36:Subject matter 37:Absolute grounds for refusal 38:Relative grounds for refusal 39:Revocation 40:Infringement 41:Trade mark defences 42:Exploitation and use of trade marks 43:Geographical indications of origin V. Confidential Information 44:Is the information capable of being protected? 45:Obligation of confidence 46:Breach and defences 47:Misuse of private information VI. Litigation and Remedies 48:Litigation 49:Civil and criminal remedies
630			_xIntellectual Property - Laws
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