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Abuse, Non-original Database
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• IT Act is based on the model of electronic commerce
adopted by UN Commission on international trade
law in 1996.
• It provides legal recognition to electronic commerce
transactions, allows electronic filing of documents
and penalizes computer related crimes.
• The cyber law is law relating to computers,
communications and internet and referred as ICT
law.
• ICT law covers e-commerce, e-governance,
Intellectual property, data security, cyber crimes and
issues of privacy.
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After coming the computer age our privacy is not so secure. We are bening followed and traced if we are using multimedia mobile with internet connection. What are the remedies against this, this Notes reply.
Electronic or Digital evidence in India Courts
ip address as evidence
cdr address as evidence
electronic evidence under indian evidence act
electronic record in india
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This is a presentation recently presented to the Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis regarding domain names and other trademark related internet topics. It covers the basic system for registering domain names, domain name dispute resolution and domain name portfolio management. It also touches on other current intellectual property topics such as keyword advertising, social media and the coming new top level domains.
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adopted by UN Commission on international trade
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• It provides legal recognition to electronic commerce
transactions, allows electronic filing of documents
and penalizes computer related crimes.
• The cyber law is law relating to computers,
communications and internet and referred as ICT
law.
• ICT law covers e-commerce, e-governance,
Intellectual property, data security, cyber crimes and
issues of privacy.
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Cyber law & Intellectual property issues
1. “Cyber law & IP Security
Issues”
The Indian perspective
Presented by:
Atul S. Jaybhaye
B.A.LL.M.NET
2. What is Cyber Law?
A law which relates to computer and cyberspace related
issues.
Concept of cyber crime, Computer as a tool or target.
It can be categorised into cyber crimes against persons,
property & government
Cyber crime differs from the conventional crime.
3. Need for Cyber Law
No doubt upon utility of computers and Internet but it has
some disadvantages too.
Internet is easily accessible, there is no any territorial
jurisdiction.
Hacking, cheating, cyber stalking, sending or publishing
obscene material has become rampant.
To prevent misuse of Internet and to curb cyber crimes,
there is a need of cyber law.
4. History of IT Act, 2000
The United Nations Commission on International Trade
Law (UNCITRAL) adopted model law on E-commerce in
1996.
India was a signatory party to this commission.
This commission gave recommendations in respect of
value of computer records, electronic signature and
records.
Such recommendations were adopted by General Assembly
of UN and passed a resolution to enact in every nation
model law on e-commerce.
5. Scope & Object of IT Act,2000
Object of IT Act:
To respond and to give effect to the United Nations
recommendations.
To provide ‘legal recognition’ for transactions carried out
by means of Electronic data.
To facilitate electronic filing of documents with the govt.
Agencies.
To promote Electronic governance.
6. Overview of IT Act, 2000
Enactment date 9th June, 2000.
It contains 90 sections divided in 13 chapters.
It extends to the whole of India including the state of
Jammu & Kashmir.
However, this Act does not apply to the following
documents or transactions
A Negotiable instrument (other than a cheque), A Will,
Power of Attorney, trust deed, Sale deed etc.
7. Important chapters of the Act
Digital
signature
Certifying
Authorities
Offences
and
penalties
Cyber
Appellate
Tribunal
E-
Governance
8. Meaning of Intellectual property
Every person has a right to protect his own property.
‘Intellectual property’ refers to the creations of the
human mind.
Our law gives legal protection to IP at national and
international level.
TRIPS Agreement, WIPO are the international treaties for
the protection of IP.
10. Copyright issues in cyberspace
Copyright as a ‘bundle of rights’.
Subject matter of Copyright work- any literary, dramatic,
musical, artistic, cinematographic films, sound recording
and computer programmes
Computer software & Copyright Law – challenges and
issues?
Types of software & its infringement
11. Forms of Copyright infringement through
cyberspace
Linking
FramingIn-lining
12. Trademark Vs. Domain names
Sec.2(1) (zb) "trade mark" means a mark capable of being represented
graphically and which is capable of distinguishing the goods or
services of one person from those of others and may include shape of
goods, their packaging and combination of colours.
13. What is a domain name?
A name assigned to a particular website.
14. Levels of Domain names
Generic top level domain names (gTLD)
Example: .com .org .edu .gov .net
Second level domain names (SLDs)
Example: www.snapdeal.com
Country code top level domain names (ccTLDs)
Example: .in .ca .us
15. Trademark & Domain name issues in
cyberspace
Registration of Trademark under TM Act, 1999
Registration of domain names through .IN Registry
How the dispute arises between TM & domain names?
Ex. ‘Parker’ as TM and creating a website in bad faith like
www.parker.com
16. Forms of infringement of Trademark
through Cyberspace
A. Cybersquatting
B. Reverse domain name hijacking/Reverse Cybersquatting
Ex. ‘Parker’ as TM and creating a website in bad faith like
www.parker.com
17. Landmark cases
Yahoo! Inc Vs. Akash Arora & others, 1999 (Delhi HC)
Tata Sons Ltd. Vs. Arno Palmen & others, 2005 (Delhi HC)
Satyam Infoway Ltd. Vs. Sifynet Solutions Pvt. Ltd., 2004
(SC)
18. Role of U.D.R.P.
Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy.
It was launched on 1st Dec. 1999
a process established by the Internet Corporation for
Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) for the resolution of
disputes regarding the registration of internet domain
names.
What are the functions of U.D.R.P.?
19. Conclusion & suggestions
The IT Act is Silent upon jurisdiction issues, cyber stalking, cyber
defamation, IP Security issues etc.
Cyber security policy 2013 also failed to address upon some important
issues.
Special legislation shall be enacted for the prevention of cybersquatting
as U.S. enacted. i.e. U.S. Anti Cybersquatting Consumer Protection
Act,1999
Electronic certificate should not be mandatory under section 65 B of
Indian Evidence Act, 1872.
Need for effective investigation and proper presentation of E-evidence
in court.
