CHAPTER VII
CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTIONS
CHAPTER-VII-CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTIONS:
After making a detailed study of the problem of ‘Intellectual Property
Rights with special reference to Copyright, Patent and Trademark in India’ the
conclusion and suggestions arrived at may be described as under:-
I) CONCLUSIONS:
1) The hypothesis stands proved that ‘Intellectual Property Rights’ is not a matter
of recent origin but has been there since several centuries
2) Our Country India also developed many rights relating to various Intellectual
Property Rights but it has spread over in many countries.
3) India has made a number of changes in its IPR regime to increase efficiency
and has cut down the time required to issue patents. Development snad innovation
is increased in our country. And therefore with the help of intellectual property
rights protection rights people can encourage for Research and Development.
4) The perfect laws relating to patent ,copyright and trademark help to people of
India for use this rights for economic development and all other developments in
international level.
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5) Government’s efforts to strengthen National IPR policy, IP appellate tribunal, e-
governance and commitment to abide by the TRIPS agreement of WTO in letter
and spirit will help in improving perception of India globally.
6) It is very good stage by the Government of India, The National Intellectual
Property Rights (IPR) Policy, 2016 which is come into force in May,2016 is a
guiding document for development in Intellectual property in India.
7) Our India’s IPR regime is in compliance with the WTO’s agreement on Trade-
Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS)
8) In this present era Intellectual Property Protection has become very important
as there are many ways now that one can have his intellectual property misused
and abused. With the development of internet and its wide usage all throughout
the world, crime related to misuse of intellectual property have grown
9) Intellectual Property is not very old. It was formed somewhere in the late 19th
century. Whether it has gained huge popularity only in the 1970’s and after that it
is continuously increasing.
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II) SUGGESTIONS:-
1) IPR Awareness:-
It is need of today’s era to create public awareness about the economic, social
and cultural benefits of IPR’s among all sections of society.
2) Legal and Legislative Framework:-
As per need of the hour and various developments in various sectors the Indian
Legislature has to think on how to give protection to the original work and
according to that angle need to frame the laws with strict punishment for violation
of intellectual property rights.
3) Enforcement and Adjudication:
It is need to strengthen and expand the human resources, institutions and
capacities for teaching, training, research and skill building in IPR
4) Safeguard the rights of creators:
The laws relating to intellectual property rights in India should be safety measures
to the originators and creators for their encouragement and protection from
infringements.
5) Economic Growth:-
Government of India should to take efforts for promotion and protection of
Intellectual Property rights for economic growth, creates new jobs and industries,
and enhance the quality and enjoyment of life
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6) Amend the Existing IPR Laws:
It should be amend the existing laws as per the requirements of the current
situation in India. The existing law not cover the various developments in
information technology and cyber laws so if Indian legislature makes amendments
in existing laws with insert new provisions relating to information technology it
will be better protect the interest of the IT developers.
8) Improvement of National Trade:-
The intellectual property rights is not limited to the country it also applicable to
outside of the country, with the help of intellectual property rights our nation can
increase the trade in international level if obtain various protections from law
relating to patent, trademark and copyright.
10) Importance and Credit:-
India’s Intellectual Property laws need to expand more and diversify more in
order to gain importance and credit in the world.
11) TRIP Agreement and IPR:-
The Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights provides
various provisions for the states in the world, but if the changes made by the
WIPO and WIPO in the implementing Intellectual property rights in the whole of
the world with some unique provisions it will be better for effective
implementation.
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The present chapter shall conclude the research. It shall give the
summary of work done by the researcher, and the findings of the research. The
utility of the research work shall be discussed. Necessary suggestions, drawn out
of the research work, shall be presented to facilitate the Indian legal system to
formulate protective measures in the interest of Intellectual Property Rights
holders.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY:-
I) Books Referred:
1) Dr.G.B. Reddy “Intellectual Property Rights and Law” 9th Edition,2012
2)B.L.Wadehra “ Law Relating to Patents,Trademark,Copyright,Design and
Geographical Indications” 3rd Edition,2005
3) V.K.Ahuja “Intellectual Property Rights In India”2nd Edition,2018
4) Venkateswaran “Trademark and Passing Off” 7th Edition,2012
5)Iyengars “Commentory on the Trademark Act” 5th Edition,2015
6) G. Devarajan “How to improve quality in research” 2 nd Edition,2002
7)David Stott “Legal Research” Lawman 2nd Edition,2001
II) Journals Referred:
1) Journal of IPR,Chicago-Kent College of Law.
2) The WIPO Journal.
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