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Intellectual Property and Antitrust Law

   

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Table of ContentsINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1TASK...............................................................................................................................................1A) Whether Susie is able to prevent her friends from selling similar product............................1B) Whether she could be successfully claimed by cited company.............................................3C) Whether she has breached Intellectual property rights of Ravi or Joe...................................4CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................5REFERENCES................................................................................................................................6.........................................................................................................................................................7
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INTRODUCTIONIn this present time period, it can be noticed that Intellectual property rights have itsown significance. Intellectual property is a term which signifies construction of intellect inregard to which a monopoly is allotted to elected owners by law or legislation for timebeing in force 1. In this light, Intellectual property rights are rights which are granted tothose people who are signified as creators of intellectual property. It includes copyrights,patents, trademarks and industrial design rights. In this report different concepts inregard to applicability and infringement of copyrights and patents of person isdiscussed. In addition to this, in this report, various provisions of Law of Confidence andCopyright law is also mentioned.TASKA) Whether Susie is able to prevent her friends from selling similar productIntellectual property rights are assigned to those person or parties and businessorganizations who are developers and creators of different and varied intellectualproperties 2. In addition to this, Intellectual property law can be seen as a part of EnglishProperty Law which is related to rights allotted to a person in respect of intangible rightsand information. In this regard, there are also varied range of codes and regulationsframed in respect of copyrights and trademarks. The main objectives of IntellectualProperty Law are as:Incentives in terms of Financial terms.Growth and prosperity of economy. Morality. Moreover, Law of confidence can be explained in such a terms which means toprotect secrets. Considering this, there is an idea which is related to breach ofconfidence. Breach of confidence can be understood as an equitable doctrine, through1Bently L, Sherman B. Intellectual property law. Oxford University Press, USA;2014.2Candelin-Palmqvist H, Sandberg B, Mylly UM. Intellectual property rights ininnovation management research: a review. Technovation. 2012 Oct31;32(9):502-12.1
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