INTELLECTUAL PROPERTIES ON

1. Presenting by: Shivani Soni
Course: B-Tech(CSE 7th)
Roll no.: 13/NR/UT/CS005
Presenting to: Mr. Vinod Thakur (Head of CSE dept.)

2. ODifference between ethical and legal issues
OIntellectual Properties
OTypes of intellectual properties
O Patent
OCopyrights
O Trademark

3. The difference between legal and ethical issues stems from the division
between the core areas of law and ethics; law controls what people can
and cannot do, while ethics are moral standards that govern what people
should or should not do. Legal and ethical issues arise frequently, and are
commonly encountered in certain fields such as medicine, healthcare and
politics. In some instances, legal regulations prohibit people from
carrying out certain tasks, such as administering life-saving support, that
are considered morally permissible actions

5. The U.S legal system ,generally distinguish three primary types of properties
and these properties are:-
1) Real Property
2) Personal Property
3) Intellectual Property

6. Define: Any intangible asset that consists of human knowledge
and ideas.(which are created in someone mind).
Example:- it include Software, novel, Play, Logo, sound, recordings, the
design of a new type of mousetrap, or a cure for a disease.

7. 1)Patent
2)Copyright
3)trademark

8. A patent for an invention is the grant of a property
right to the inventor . The right conferred by the
patent grant is, in the language of the U.S. statute
and of the grant itself , “ the right to exclude others
from making, using, offering for sale, or selling” the
invention in the United States or “importing” the
invention into the United States. Similar wording
appears in the statutes of other nations.

9. There are three type of patent:-
1. Utility patent
2. Design patent
3. Plant patent

10. Copyright law protects the tangible or fixed expression of an idea, not the
idea itself. A creator can claim copyright, and file for the copyright at a
national government copyright office, if the following conditions are
fulfilled:-
• The proposed work is original.
• The creator has put this original
Idea into a concrete form, such as hard copy

12. A trademark is a word, name, symbol, or device that is used in trade
with goods to indicate the source of the goods and to distinguish them
from the goods of others.
There are two types of trademark :-
1. Registered (USPTO)
2. Unregistered
Trademark Search