The document provides an overview of copyright and trademark laws. It defines copyright as legal rights that vest to creators of original works. Copyright protects various types of creative works and gives owners rights over reproduction, distribution, derivatives and public performance. Trademarks are symbols that identify organizations and distinguish their products/services. Registered trademarks receive legal protections, while unregistered trademarks use symbols to promote goods. Benefits of registering trademarks include protecting goodwill and brand names from improper use by others.

1. Presentation
on
Copyright & Trademark
By: Bhopesh
B Voc. Financial Services
2nd Sem

2. What is COPYRIGHT
Copyright refers to the legal right of
the owner of intellectual property.
A copyright is a collection of rights
that automatically vest to someone
who creates an original work of
authorship.

3. What COPYRIGHT Protects
Literary Work
Artistic Work
Dramatic Work
Musical Work
Sounds Record
Architecture Work
Computer Software
Film & Choreography

4. A Copyright Owner’s Rights
Right of Reproduction
Right to Distribute
Right to make Derivative Works
Right to Publicly Perform
Right to Follow
Right to Paternity
Private Copying

5. Terms of Copyright
 Registration of Copyright
 Validation of Copyright
 Terms and Condition
 How the application is to be used along with what behavior is not accepted.
 Limitation or exclusion of the liability.
 Protection of intellectual property rights.
 Process of dispute resolution.
 Terms of payment and service.
 Indemnities.
 Warranties.
 Disclaimers.

6. Trademark
A trademark is a virtually perceptible
sign such as name, words, label, symbol
or logo which is legally registered and
this trademark represents a particular
organization, company, product or
service to distinguish it from other
companies or products. Trademark helps
to customers recognize you in the
marketplace and distinguish you from
your competitors.

7. Unregistered Trademarks
This Symbol of trademark designated for Unregistered
trademark that is used to promote or brand goods.

8. Registered Trademarks
This Symbol is used for Registered trademark which are
registered with The Trademarks Act, 1999.

9. Service- Trademark
A Service-Mark or servicemark is a trademark used in the
several countries to identify a service rather than a
product. Before it is registered, it is common practice to
use the service mark symbol ℠.

10. Trademark Registration
Under the Indian trademark law the following are the types of
trademarks that can be registered:
 Product trademarks
 Service trademarks
 Certification trademarks
 Collective trademarks

11. Benefits of Registered Trademarks
1. Protects your hard earned goodwill in the business
2. Protects your Name / Brand Name from being used in a same or similar
fashion, by any other business firm, thus discourages others from
cashing on your well built goodwill
3. Gives your products a status of .Branded Goods.
4. Gives an impression to your customers that the company is selling
some standard Products or Services
5. The exclusive right to the use of the trade mark in relation to the goods
or services in respect of which the trade mark is registered.
6. To obtain relief in respect of infringement (misuse by others) of the
trade mark.
7. Power to assign (transfer) the trade mark to others for consideration.

12. Term and Duration of Registered Trademarks
The term of registration of trademark is 10 (Ten) years,
but may be renewed subject to the payment of the
prescribed fee, in accordance with the provisions of the
Trademarks Act, 1999. An application for renewal of a
trademark can be filed within six months from
Constantia (Body) the expiry of the last registration of
trademark.