INTELLECTUAL

PROPERTY RIGHT

SHASHANK SHANDILYA
GROUP IV
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
Original Creative Works that have economic value and
that are protected by law.

TYPES OF INTELLECTUAL
PROPERTY
Patents
Registered Designs
Copyrights
Trademarks
Domain names
Geographical Indications
 Copyright is a set of exclusive
rights granted to the author or
creator of an original work,
including the right to copy,
distribute and adapt the work.
Copyright does not protect ideas,
only their expression.

Uses covered under limitations and exceptions to copyright, such

as fair use.

The British Statute of Anne 1709 was the first copyright statute.

Initially copyright law only applied to the
copying of books. Over time other uses such
as translations and derivative works were
made subject to copyright and copyright
now covers a wide range of works,
including maps, sheet music, dramatic
works, paintings,photographs, sound
recordings, motion pictures and computer
programs.
Today copyright laws are partially
standardized through international agreements
such as the WIPO Copyright Treaty.

OWNERSHIP

•Generally does not need to be

registered.

•Author is usually the first

owner.

Duration Of Copyright
Generally lasts until 70 years after the death of the author.
 BENIFITS
Rights
- Economic rights enabling authors
to control use of their material.
- Moral rights to be identified as the
creator of certain kinds of material,
and to object to distortion or
mutilation of it.

Enforceability
- Can be enforced in a court of law.