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6 days ago · Intellectual property infringement refers to the unauthorized use, reproduction, or distribution of someone else’s intellectual property. This includes patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets. Each type of IP has specific protections and legal frameworks to address infringement.
5 days ago · Unfair Competition. White-Collar Crimes. ... Intellectual Property Rights Clearance for Film and Television Productions. International Trademark: Madrid Protocol.
3 days ago · It established a Union for the protection of industrial property. Additionally, it applies to a wide range of industrial property including patents, trademarks, utility models, industrial designs, trade names, service marks, geographical indications as well as the "repression of unfair competition". The Paris Convention was the first ...
4 days ago · Unfair competition refers to practices in business and commerce that are considered unethical, deceptive, or contrary to established standards of fair play. It involves actions taken by businesses or individuals to gain an unfair advantage over competitors or to deceive consumers. Unfair competition can undermine the principles of free and fair ...
3 days ago · Another avenue for preserving competition without undermining incentives for R&D investments is through competition law enforcement. Namely, while a patent grants exclusive rights allowing patent holders to prevent other market participants from commercializing the invention, there are instances where the misuse of patents may lead to a breach of competition law.
4 days ago · Unfair competition and consumer protection laws: Common law jurisdictions often have statutory laws and regulations that specifically address unfair competition and protect consumers. These laws may include provisions related to false advertising, unfair trade practices, deceptive marketing, product labelling requirements, and consumer rights.
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4 days ago · Bangladesh has contended that they can challenge the Indian GI tag under the TRIPS Agreement, either by claiming it violates the prohibition on misleading the public about geographical origin (Article 22.2(a)), or constitutes an act of unfair competition (Article 22.2(b)). Merits of either nations’ claims
