INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RELATION WITH

ECOMMERCE

Submitted by
Aishwary kant chaturvedi
Division- C, Roll no- 16010324207, 3rd year

Symbiosis law school Hyderabad

Symbiosis international university, PUNE
In
March, 2019

Under the guidance of

MS. Shivalaxmi Arumugham
Professor symbiosis law school hyderabad
 CERTIFICATE

this project entitled “ ip relation with ecommerce” submitted to symbiosis law

school,Hyderabad for E-buisness technology as part of internal assessment is based on
my original work carried out under the guidance of Ms. Shivalaxmi Arumugham. The
research work has not been submitted elsewhere for award of any degree. The
material borrowed from sources and incorpated in the thesis has been duly
acknowledged.i understand that I myself could be held responsible and accountable
for plagiarism,if any,detected later on.

Signature of the candidate:

 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

i would like to take this opportunity to express our deep sense of gratitude to all those
people without whom this project could have never been completed. i thank God
almighty for blessing us and helping us throughout our endeavors. I thank our
parents for being our inexhaustible source of inspiration.
I would like to extend our gratitude to Prof. Shivalaxmi arumugham for the constant
guidance and also for providing us an opportunity to learn.
i would also like to thank all the teaching and non-teaching staff at Symbiosis Law
School, Hyderabad and our friends for the constant encouragement and moral support,
without which i would never have been able to give in our best.

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Introduction

More than 90 percent of the ecommerce market is done of products which are some
ones intellectual property and the safe ecommerce itself is possible because of
strong ip laws. Be it amazon or paytm we have seen numerous cases of defected or
fake products being sold by dealers .The question is as the ecommerce is
comparatively a new domain with new challenges and loopholes, what laws assure
there smooth functioning and sustainable growth? To understand and finding
solutions for these problems requires a detailed research and study of relation of
intellectual property with the ecommerce business. The importance and current
status of ipr laws will also be discussed.

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CONCLUSION

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 OVERVIEW
-Digital evolution - e-commerce and intellectual property

Intellectual property rights are policies that assign and protect the rights to earn
income from innovation and creative activity. These rights helps to control the
dissemination and commercialization of new information and ideas and to enforce
sanctions against unauthorized use. IPR plays a major role in global economic
growth and development because they affect the profitability of industrial research
and the rewards to creative activity. At the same time, intellectual property rights
are controversial because their stronger international protection may come at the
expense of higher prices and reduced availability of products, particularly in
developing countries. It was assumed that developing countries can manage with
low level of protection but that proved to wrong. Firstly, traditionally , the
intellectual property rights which were of concern in certain nations with the
enormous expansion in the world trade in the 1980s elevated intellectual property
rights to new prominence in international trade policy. Secondly, the new and
emerging technologies made traditional protection of intellectual property rights
inadequate. For these reasons the intellectual property rights became the issue of
major concern across the world. This article provides an overview of intellectual
property rights and their international protection.

-Migration of intellectual property to the Internet and historical background

Present status

- Challenges

1-Internet challenges as digital work is also some sort of ip and loopholes are there
accordingly scope for improvement.

2- Intellectual property law protects against disclosure of trade secrets and, as a result,
against unfair competition. That makes the intellectual property an asset that is
perhaps worth more than any tangible asset. This can be seen most clearly in relation
to technology and the digital economy.

Without intellectual property practices and laws, hard work is stolen and spread
around the globe without paying the creator for their labor. Who, then, wants to create
new works? Technical security is necessary to deter the less proficient thief and
intellectual property laws are required to deal with the more serious crimes

-Disadvantage of trade secrets --toothpaste example

Emerging issues

- domain names

- digital rights management

-WIPO’s role and response

Recommendations (economical and practical)