Introduction to Intellectual Property Law - II
Course
Online
Description
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Type
Course
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Level
Advanced
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Methodology
Online
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Duration
12 Weeks
Enrol in this Programme and learn to:
• Identify and protect intellectual property such as geographical indication, trade secrets, and industrial designs;
• Understand new types of intellectual property protected under legislation on plant varieties, integrated circuits, and lay-out designs;
• Analyse the relationship between the economy and intellectual property law;
• Study the impact of international treaties such as TRIPs and organisations such as WIPO on intellectual property protection;
• Examine the various rights, remedies, and defences in relation to each of these intellectual property rights; and
• Study critically advanced issues and topics such as domain registrations, digital rights management, open source movements, and creative commons, which are relevant in the current intellectual property rights discourse.
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Subjects
- Intellectual Property Law
- Intellectual Property Rights India
- Intellectual and industrial property
- Law
- Lawyer
- Law Legal
- Law Studies
- Law and Commerce
- Law for Business
- Law Firm
- Law and Business
Teachers and trainers (1)
Samar Jha
Faculty
After graduating from NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad, Samar worked with the top tier law firms such as Luthra & luthra Law Offices, New Delhi and Amarchand Mangaldas Suresh A. Shroff & Co., New Delhi. At rainmaker, Samar focuses on intellectual property rights and on aviation financing-particularly aircraft leasing and financing-and writes regularly on these issues.
Course programme
P R O G R A M M E O U T L I N E
Unit 1: Understanding Industrial Designs
• Examine the purpose and scope of ‘designs’ along with the subject-matter of registration under the Designs Act, 2000.
• Study the concepts of rights and infringement under the Design Act, 2000.
• Identify various kinds of designs that are prohibited under the Designs Act, 2000.
Unit 2: Understanding Confidential Information and Trade Secrets
• Examine the purpose and scope of ‘confidential information’ and ‘trade secrets’.
• Examine various case laws on breach of confidential information and the ‘springboard doctrine’.
Unit 3: Understanding Geographical Indications
• Examine the purpose and scope of ‘geographical indications’ under the Geographical Indications of Goods (Registration & Protection) Act, 1999.
• Analyse various concepts of rights relating to geographical indications and the implications of infringement of geographical indications.
Unit 4: Concepts in New Indian Legislation Relating to Intellectual Property Law
• Examine the purpose and scope of ‘plant varieties’ as defined by the WIPO and under the Plant Varieties Act.
• Understand the rights covered and protection against infringement offered by Plant Varieties Act.
• Examine the purpose and scope of ‘integrated circuits’ and the protection offered under Indian intellectual property law.
• Examine the protection offered by Integrated Circuit Act to intellectual property, including subject-matter, rights, and infringement under it.
Unit 5: A Discussion on International Organisations, Treatise, and Conventions in Intellectual Property Rights
• Examine the role and working of important international organisations such as W.I.P.O. and W.T.O.
• Analyse the impact of W.I.P.O. conventions that India is a signatory to.
• Understand the impact of other important international conventions and treaties on intellectual property rights.
• Learn about the history, evolution, and working of TRIPs.
Unit 6: Understanding the Role of Intellectual Property Rights in Economic Development and Globalization
• Examine the significance of intellectual property rights in economic development.
• Analyse the relationship between intellectual property rights and human development.
Unit 7: Emerging Issues in Intellectual Property Rights - I
• Examine critically new and upcoming issues in intellectual property laws such as domain name registrations, digital rights management, and traditional knowledge.
Unit 8: Emerging Issues in Intellectual Property Rights - II
• Study emerging issues in intellectual property laws such as dilution of trade marks, evergreening of patents, and the open source movement.
Additional information
Introduction to Intellectual Property Law - II