Various Forms

Of Intellectual
Property
Rights
GROUP NO.10
o Shahzad Shaikh - 41
o Amitesh Yadav - 02
o Om Jaiswal - 24
o Bhagyesh Nikam - 10
o Sagar Minat - 38
o Yash Singh - 52
What Is Intellectual Property

 Intellectual Property(IP) refers to

creations of the human minds.
 Intellectual Property Rights(IPR)
are usually given to creator an
exclusive rights over the use of
his/her creation for a certain
Period of time.
 Intellectual Property Comprises
of two distinct forms:-
1. Literary and artistic work
2. Industrial Property
 Literary and Artistic Works

THEY ARE BOOKS, PAI NTI NGS, THEY ARE PROTECTED

MUSICAL COMPOSITION, BY "COPYRI GHT".
PLAYS, MOVIES, RADI O/TV
PROGRAMS, PERFORMANCES
AND OTHER ARTI STI C WORKS.
Industrial Property

 Industrial property describe physical

matter that is the product of an idea or
concept for Commercial purpose.
 They are protected by are as follows:-
1. By Patents
2. By Trademarks
3. By Industrial design
4. By Trade secrets
5. By Geographical Indications
 PATENTS

 A patent is monopoly exclusive rights

granted for an invention.
 Indian patent act 1970 defines patent -
"Patent" means "a new product or
process involving an inventive step and
capable of industrial application".
 Term of the patent is 20years from the
date of filling for all types of inventions.
 The patent owner may give permission
to, or license, other parties to use the
invention on mutually agreed terms.
 The owner may also sell the right to the
invention to someone else, who will then
become the new owner of the patent.
Types Of
Patents
 The different types of
patents are as follows:-
1. Utility patent.
2. Plant patent.
3. Design patent.
 COPYRIGHT

 It is a type of Intellectual property

that gives owner exclusive right to
make copies of a creative work for a
limited time.

 Objective of copyright.
 What is going to be covered in
copyright ?
 What is not going to be covered in
copyright ?
 COPYRIGHT

 Duration of copyright
 Registration of copyright
 Uses of copyright
1. Public domain
2. Permession
3. Legal exception
4. Fair use
 Indian copyright act 1957.
 Geographical Indications

What is a geographical indication?

A geographical indication (GI) is
a sign used on products that
have a specific geographical
origin and possess qualities or a
reputation that are due to that
origin. In order to function as a
GI, a sign must identify a product
as originating in a given place.
What rights does
a geographical
indication
provide?
For what type of
products can
geographical
indications be
used?
 ➢ SUI GENERIS SYSTEMS (I.E. SPECIAL
REGIMES OF PROTECTION);
How are ➢ USING COLLECTIVE OR CERTIFICATION

geographical ➢
MARKS.
METHODS FOCUSING ON BUSINESS
indications PRACTICES, INCLUDING
ADMINISTRATIVE PRODUCT APPROVAL
protected? SCHEMES; AND
➢ THROUGH UNFAIR COMPETITION LAWS.
 TRADE SECRET
What is a trade secret?
Trade secrets are intellectual property (IP) rights on confidential
information which may be sold or licensed.

In general, to qualify as a trade secret, the

information must be:

• Commercially valuable
• Limited group of persons
• Reasonable steps taken
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 Trademark

 What Is A Trademark?
 Trademarking Protects Your Brand
 The registration of a trademark is valid only
for a period of 10 years.
 After which, it can be renewed from time
to time.
Industrial Design

 Ornamental or Aesthetic
aspect of an article.

 Consist of three-dimensional
or two-dimensional
features, or both.

 Legislation on industrial
designs in India is contained
in the New Designs Act,
2000.
What kind of protection does an industrial design
right offers?

What kind of products can benefit from industrial

design protection?
Trade Related Intellectual Property
Rights

 Changes happen in TRIPS are as follows:-

1. Copyrights laws:- Amendment of digitization, hiring to commercial rental.
2. Patent laws :- Exclusive marketing rights, Extension of patent, patentability
of microorganism, Seeking of permission of Indian residents to patent
outside India.
3. The Designs Act, 2002
4. Geographical Indications of Goods (Registration and Protection) Act, 1999.
5. Semiconductor Integrated Circuits Layout Design Act, 2000.
6. The Protection of Plant and Varieties and Farmers Rights Act, 2001.
Conclusion

 Intellectual Property Rights are the rights

that protect intellectual and thereby
promote creativity.
 The inventions can be benefits the society
and lead to growth in economy.
 It create the healthy competition.
Refrences

https://www.wipo.int/portal/en/index.html

https://blog.ipleaders.in/trips-changes/#_ftnref34

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protection_of_Plant_Varieties_and_Farmers%27_Rights_Act,_2001
Thank
you