Malaysian registration of intellectual property provides protection within Malaysia but not abroad. Intellectual property is a form of intangible property based on human creativity, including inventions, industrial designs, trademarks, copyrighted works, and trade secrets. Various forms of intellectual property can be protected through patents, certificates, or simply keeping inventions secret. The concept of intellectual property rights has existed since the 15th century Venetian law that protected new inventions. A challenge is preventing others from using intellectual property without permission.

1. INTELLECTUALINTELLECTUAL
PROPERTYPROPERTY

19. QuestionQuestion
 Does Malaysian registration giveDoes Malaysian registration give
protection abroad?protection abroad?

27. Intellectual PropertyIntellectual Property
 It is an intangible form of property.It is an intangible form of property.
 It is a personal property.It is a personal property.
 It is a basic form of property.It is a basic form of property.
 It is based on information.It is based on information.

28. Objects of IntellectualObjects of Intellectual
PropertyProperty
 The objects of the rights covered byThe objects of the rights covered by
the concept of intellectual propertythe concept of intellectual property
are manifestations of humanare manifestations of human
creativity.creativity.
-the form of the work;-the form of the work;
-the invention; and-the invention; and
-the relationship between a symbol-the relationship between a symbol
and a business.and a business.

29. Protected IntellectualProtected Intellectual
PropertyProperty
 Invention by a patent or as trade secret.Invention by a patent or as trade secret.
 Utility models by a certificate or secret.Utility models by a certificate or secret.
 Industrial Design by a certificate.Industrial Design by a certificate.
 Trade and Service Mark by a certificate.Trade and Service Mark by a certificate.
 Copyright by reducing to a fixed form.Copyright by reducing to a fixed form.

30. Protection of IntellectualProtection of Intellectual
PropertyProperty
 Venetian Patent Law of the 19Venetian Patent Law of the 19thth
MarchMarch
14741474
‘…‘…each person who will make in this cityeach person who will make in this city
any new and ingenious contrivance, notany new and ingenious contrivance, not
made heretofore in our dominion, as soonmade heretofore in our dominion, as soon
as it is reduced to perfection,….as it is reduced to perfection,….

31. QuestionQuestion
The issue of taking other product withoutThe issue of taking other product without
permission become common, how topermission become common, how to
overcome this?overcome this?