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DL-101 General Course on Intellectual Property (version 2)
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Is it possible to register "Dinosaurs" as a mark for a fast food restaurant? Which of the following statements is correct? The mark "Dinosaurs":
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John, a national of country A, invented a device for cars of an original shape which helps improve their crash resistance by up to 80% as compared to any other device in existence. What kind of protection should he seek that would be the most appropriate to secure his rights over his creation?
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The music of a famous composer of the 18th century was performed by an Australian pianist in a concert hall. The local radio station recorded that concert with a view to transmitting it to the public without seeking anyone's permission. Is this action lawful?
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Which one of the choices is not permitted under copyright and related rights laws, without the prior consent of the copyright owner?
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How long does the breeder's rights last?
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The rationale for the protection of an industrial design is:
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The Company Bachus Ltd. produces wines in the region of Drinkirea, famous for the quality of the grapes grown there. The grapes used by the Bachus Company can only grow in the Drinkirean climate, thanks to the region's specific environmental characteristics. Using three different sorts of grapes, Greg who is the owner of Bachus Company, created a new kind of grape which provides a similar quality but a double production on the same surface. The reproduction of this kind of grapes requires certain conditions that are not common knowledge, and Greg requested in the employment contract that all employees of Bachus should not disclose those conditions to anyone outside of the company. Under which IP law could Bachus complain against a competitor who paid a Bachus employee in exchange for the disclosure by that employee of the special conditions required for the reproduction of the grapes.
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The international protection of trademarks lasts:
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Which of the following acts is permitted in the context of unfair competition law?
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Are 'service marks' and 'trademarks' protected in the same way?
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