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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PARTICULARS PAGE NO.

CERTIFICATE I

DECLARATION II

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT III

TABLE OF CASES IV-VII

ABBREVIATIONS VIII

SYNOPSIS 1-12
INTRODUCTION
I)Introduction 1

II)Significance of the topic of 2

Research

III)Area of Research 5

IV)Aims and Objectives of the study 7

V)Hypothesis 7

VI)Review of Literature 9

VII)Research Methodology Adopted 11

VII)Limitation 11

IX)Scheme of Doctoral Research 12

CHAPTER-I 16-33
INTRODUCTION OF
INTELLECTUAL
PROPERTY RIGHTS
1.1.Introduction 16

1.2.Intellectual Property Rights in 17


India

1.3.Classification of Intellectual 18

Property

1.4The Concept of Intellectual 18

Property

1.5. Three kinds of Property 19

1.6. Patent 20

1.6.1. Definition of Patent 20

1.7. Trademark 22

1.7.1. Definition of Trademark 23

1.8. Copyright 24

1.8.1. Meaning of work for 25

Applicability of Copyright

1.8.2. Meaning of word ‘Original’ 26

1.9.Designs 26

1.9.1. Position of Design in India 27

1.9.2.Meaning of Design 28

1.9.3.Definition of ‘Design’ 29

1.10.Geographical Indications 30

1.10.1.Indication of Source 31

1.11. Biodiversity and Traditional 32

Knowledge

1.11.1.Meaning of Traditional 32

Knowledge
1.11.2. Significance and 33

Characteristics of Traditional

Knowledge.

CHAPTER-II 34-52
HISTORICAL
PERSPECTIVE OF
INTELLECTUAL
PROPERTY RIGHTS
IN INDIA.
2.1. Introduction 34

2.2. Historical Background of 34

Intellectual Property.

2.2.1. World Patent Enactment History 36

at Glance

2.2.2. Learning Objectives 37

2.3.What is Intellectual Property as per 38

Historical Perspective

2.3.1. Ancient Meaning of Intellectual 39

Property.

2.4.Basic concept of Intellectual 40

Property Law in History

2.5. Historical Scope of Intellectual 41

Property Rights

2.6. IPR Developments in India 41

2.6.1. Need of IPR 42

2.6.2. How to secure IPR 42


2.6.3 Copyright 43

2.6.4. Trade and Service Marks 44

2.7. Historical Development of 45

Copyright

2.7.1. History 46

2.7.2. Copyright and Indian Law 47

2.8. Historical Development of Patent 48

System.

2.8.1. History of Indian Patent System 49

2.8.2. Brief about Indian Patent 49

System

2.9.Historical Development of 51

Trademark

2.9.1.History of Trademark 52

CHAPTER-III 53-65
CONCEPTUAL
STUDY OF
INTELLECTUAL
PROPERTY RIGHTS
3.1. Introduction of the Concept of 53

Property.

3.1.1. Legal Concept of Property 54

3.1.2. Property as an Economic 55

Institution

3.1.3.Intellectual Property is not 56

Absolute
3.2.TheConcept of Intellectual 57

Property

3.3.Industrial Property 58

3.4. Copyright 58

3.5. Patent and Related Concepts- 60

Patents for Inventions.

3.5.1.Condition of Patentability 61

3.6. Trademarks, Trade names and 61

Applications of origin Trademarks.

3.6.1.Service Marks 62

3.6.2.Purpose of Trademark 62

3.6.3.Trade Names 63

3.7.Protection Against Unfair 64

Competition

CHAPTER-IV NEED 66-93


FOR INTELLECTUAL
PROPERTY RIGHTS
IN PATENT
4.1. Present position and Types of 66

Patent Applications In India.

4.2.Rights Conferred on A Patentee 68

4.2.1. Conditional Patent Rights. 69

4.3. Section48: Right to Exploit the 70

Patent.

4.4 Transfer of Patent. 71


4.4.1. Forms of Transfer of Patent 72

Rights.

4.5.Rights of Patentees 72

4.5.1.Obligation of A Patentee 72

4.5.2.The Rights to Surrender the 73

Patent

4.5.3.Right to Sue for Infringement 73

4.5.4. Exceptions and Limitations. 74

4.5.5. Enforcement of Patentee Rights. 79

4.6.Infringement of Patents 80

4.6.1. What Amounts to Infringement? 81

4.6.2.Patent Held to be valid, But Not 82

Infringed

4.6.3.Infringed Patents 83

4.6.4. Not Infringed Patents 85

4.6.5.Action for Infringement 87

4.7.Revocation And Surrender of 88

Patent

4.8.Revocation of Patent 89

4.9. Term of Patent. 93

CHAPTER-V 94-142
INTELLECTUAL
PROPERTY RIGHTS
IN TRADEMARK
5.1.Introduction 94
5.2.Meaning and Definition of 94

Trademark

5.2.1.Essential Features of a 96

Trademark

5.3. History of Trademark in India. 97

5.3.1.Legislative History of the 98

Trademark Act,1999

5.4.Well-known Trademark And 98

Associated Trademarks

5.4.1.Service Marks 99

5.4.2.Certification Trademarks 99

5.4.3.Owners of Trademark 99

5.5.Rights of Trademark Holder 100

5.5.1.Limitation on Rights 102

5.6.Registration of Trademark 103

5.7.Protection of Trademark 107

5.8.Infringement of Registered 110

Trademark

5.8.1. Essential Conditions of 110

Infringement.

5.8.2.Test for determining 110

Infringement

5.8.3.Common forms of Infringement 111

5.8.4.When Trademark is not infringed 112


5.8.5.Illustrative Cases on 114

Infringement

5.8.6.Cases on which Infringement 118

does not apply

5.9.Passing Off 120

5.9.1.Passing off Action 121

5.9.2.Essential Features of Passing Off 122

Action

5.9.3.Modes Adopted for Passing Off 123

5.9.4.Difference between Passing off 124

and Infringement

5.9.5.Grounds for determination of 125

Deceptive similarity in Passing Off

Action

5.9.6.Selected Cases on Passing off 126

5.10.Legal Remedies against 129

Infringement and Passing Off a

Trademark

5.10.1.Civil Remedies 130

5.10.2.Criminal Remedies 132

5.10.3.Relief in cases of an action for 134

Passing Off

5.11.Authorities under the Trademark 135

Act

5.12.Selective Cases decided by 139


Appellate Board

5.13.Duration of Registration 141

5.14.Renewal of Registration 141

CHAPTER-VI 143-194
INTELLECTUAL
PROPERTY RIGHTS
IN COPYRIGHT
6.1.Rights conferred by Copyright 143

6.2.Ownership of Copyright 145

6.3.Infringement of Copyright 147

6.3.1.Definition of Infringement- 147

Section 51

6.3.2.Infringing Copy –Definition – 149

Sec.2(m)

6.3.3.Essential Ingredients of 150

Infringement

6.3.4.Proposition Relating to 150

Infringement

6.4.Remedies Against Copyright 153

Infringement

6.4.1.Civil Remedies 153

6.4.2.Criminal Remedies 154

6.4.3.Administrative Remedies 155

6.4.4.Factors Considered For 155

Infringement of Copyright
6.4.5.Authorisation of Infringement 158

6.4.6.Acts not Constituting 161

Infringements-Statutory Exceptions

6.5.Infringement of Literary, Dramatic 162

or Musical Works

6.5.1.Exceptions to Infringements of 166

Lierary,Dramatic or Musical Works

6.6.Infringement of Artistic Works 171

6.6.1.Acts not Constituting 174

Infringement of Artistic Works

6.7. Infringement of Cinematograph 174

Films.

6.8.Infringement of Copyright in 177

Sound Recordings

6.8.1. Exceptions to Infringement of 180

the Copyright in a Sound Recording.

6.9. Main Issues in a Suit for 180

Infringement of Copyright.

6.10.Term of Copyright 183

6.10.1. Term of Copyright in 184

Published Literary, Dramatic And

Musical Works.

6.10.2.Artistic Work 186

6.10.3.Cinematograph Film 187

6.10.4. Sound Recoding 189


6.11. Role of Copyright Societies in 189

the Administration of Copyright

6.11.1. Registration of Copyright 190

Society.

6.11.2.Conditions for Registration of 191

Copyright Society

6.11.3. Factors Considered before 191

Permission.

6.11.4.Cancellation or Suspension of 192

the Registration

6.11.5.Agreement between Copyright 193

Society and Similar Foreign Society

6.11.6.Copyright Society and Public 194

Interest

CHAPTER- VI 196-201
CONCLUSION AND
SUGGESTIONS
I)Conclusions 196

II)Suggestions 198

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ABBREVIATION

AIR ALL India Reporter

SCC Supreme Court Cases

Art. Article

UN United Nation

WIPO World Intellectual Property Organisation

All ER All England Reporter

Bom CR Bombay Cases Reporter

AC Appellate Court

IP Intellectual Property

TM Trademark

Copr. Copyright

IPCIS International Patent Classification Information System

IS Information System

AIPLA American Intellectual Property Law Association

IPR Intellectual Property Rights

EPO European Patent Office

PCT Patent Cooperation Treaty

Bk. Book

Ed. Edition, Editor

UOI Union of India

SC Supreme Court

HC High Court

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