Topic:- Intellectual Property Rights

1. SUBMITTED TO:- SUBMITTED BY:-
MRS. ADITI KUMRA NARENDRA KR. NANHE
DEPT. CA BCA 6 TH
1532691
ASSIGNMENT NO.3
INFORMATION SECURITY

2. Intellectual Property Right
 It refers to creation of the mind, such as inventions,
literary and artistic works, design & symbols.
 It is practical in low for ex:- Patents, copyright and
trademarks which enable ppe to earn recognition or
financial benefit from what they invent or create.

3. Types/Tools of IPR
 Patent:- it is a ltd. Duration property right relation to
an invention granted by US patent & Trademark office
in exchange for public disclosure of the invention.
 Its an exclusive right granted for an invention. It
provides protection for the invention to the owner of
patent it’s led. Once a patent expires the protection
ends and invention enter the public domain. That is
owner no longer holds exclusive rights to invention
Because enrich the total body of technocal knowledge
in the world. It creates further innovate research in
other.

4.  Trademarks:- it is a distinctive sign that identifies
certain goods or services as those produced or provides
by a specific person of enterprise. For ex:- packing of
goods, it helps consumers identify and price a product
or services, of its quality. It distinguish good from one
enterprise to other.
 Copyright & Related Rights:- Creators often sell the
right to their works to individualn in return for payment.
 Its not mandatory to register, however registering will
provide evidence.

5.  Geographical indicators:- These are signs used on goods
that have a specific geographical origin, Ex:- chanderi
sarees, killer shoues made in chaina.
 It’s an exclusive rights given to a particular community
hence the benifits of its registration are shared by the all
members of community.
 Industrial Design:- An industrial design right products
only the appearence or aesthetic features of a products,
whereas a patent protects an invention that offers a new
technical solution to a problem.

6.  Part industrial design does not protect technical or
functional features of a product.
 Trade secrets:- It may be confidential business
information. It include sales, methods, distribution
method, advertising strategies. A trade secret can be
protected for an unlimited period of time but a
substantial of secrecy must exist to except by the use of
improper means.
 In this traditional knowledge are also associated with
the GI.

7.  Layout design for IC:- The aim of the semiconductor
IC layout design ACT 2000 is to provide protection of
IPR in the area of semiconductor IC, purpose is to hide
chip layout design, initial team of registration is of 10
years.
 Protection of New plant variety:- The objective of this
act is to recognize the role of taunes as cultivators and
conserves towards biodiversity and investment in REO
for development new plant varieties to growth of
industries.