Intellectual Property Rights (IPRS)

Submitted to: Naren Banjade

Submitted by: Anita Bhandari

 Intellectual Property Right
• Intellectual property rights (IPR) refer to the legal rights
granted to individuals or entities to protect their creations
or inventions, which are considered intangible assets.
• These rights provide exclusive ownership and control
over the use and distribution of intellectual property,
ensuring that creators and innovators can benefit from
their work and prevent unauthorized use or exploitation by
others.
Types of Intellectual Property Rights (IPRS)
• Copyright: Copyright protects original works of authorship, such as literary, artistic, musical, and
dramatic creations. It grants the creator the exclusive right to reproduce, distribute, display,
perform, and modify their work for a certain period.
• Patents: Patents protect inventions and provide inventors with exclusive rights to their inventions
for a limited time. This includes processes, machines, compositions of matter, and new and useful
improvements thereof. Patents enable inventors to prevent others from making, using, selling, or
importing their invention without permission.
• Trademarks: Trademarks are distinctive signs, symbols, or logos that identify and distinguish
goods or services from one source to another. They protect brand names, slogans, and symbols,
providing exclusive rights to use and prevent others from using similar marks that may cause
confusion among consumers.
• Trade Secrets: Trade secrets are confidential and valuable business information, such as
formulas, manufacturing processes, customer lists, and marketing strategies. Unlike patents or
copyrights, trade secrets rely on maintaining secrecy and can provide indefinite protection as long
as the information remains confidential.
• Industrial Design Rights: Industrial design rights protect the visual or aesthetic aspects of a
product, including its shape, configuration, pattern, or ornamentation. These rights prevent
unauthorized copying or imitation of the design and promote innovation in product appearance.
Ways To protect Intellectual Property Rights

• Understand the Types of Intellectual Property

• Registration
• Use Proper Notices
• Contracts and Licensing
• Monitor and Enforce
• International Protection
• Educate and Train Employees
• Consult Legal Professionals
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