Exam Details
| Subject | Patents | |
| Paper | ||
| Exam / Course | MASTER OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW (MIPL) | |
| Department | School of Law (SOL) | |
| Organization | indira gandhi national open university | |
| Position | ||
| Exam Date | December, 2015 | |
| City, State | new delhi, |
Question Paper
1. The Head Quarters of the Indian Patent Office is in
Kolkata
Mumbai
Chennai
Delhi
2. Which of the following may be patented under The Indian Patents Act, 1970
A method of agriculture or horticulture
Micro-organisms
A Presentation of Information
Topography of integrated circuits
3. The creation of 'Traditional Knowledge Registeries' is an example of
The positive protection of traditional knowledge.
Defensive protection of traditional knowledge.
Arbitrary protection of traditional knowledge.
Ultimate protection of traditional knowledge.
4. When can an application be filed under the Patent Co-operation Treaty?
Where the patentee wants to protect his invention in several countries.
Where the patentee wants the restoration of priority rights, which may have been lost, under certain conditions.
Where the patentee wants to obtain a patent abroad.
Options and
5. What are the tools for the protection of traditional knowledge?
Defensive Protection
Positive Protection
Arbitrary Protection
Both and
6. What is the full form of IPAB
Intellectual Property Appellate Board.
The Indian Patent and Broadcast Organisation.
The Intellectual Property Association for Business.
The International Patent Association for Business.
7. The case of Raj Prakash V Mangat Ram Chaudhary (AIR 1978 Dec deals with:
An appeal in the IPAB
Patent registration
Patent infringement
Patent opposition
8. The person who is entitled to bring a suit for infringement of a patent is
The patentee himself
A licencee who has been granted a compulsory licence
An assignee
All the above
9. What are the principal features of the Paris convention, 1883
Right of Priority
National Treatment
Protection against unfair competition
All of the above
10. Computer Software can be protected by
Copyright, Design or Trademark law.
Trademark, Patent or trade secreter law.
Patent, Geographical Indication or Copyright law.
Copyright patent or Trade secret law.
11. Discuss the advantages of the Patent Convention Treaty for the applicant, the patent office and for the general public.
12. Discuss different kinds of patent specifications.
13. What do you understand by the concept of national treatment with reference to the Paris Convention
14. What is a defensive mechanism of protection of traditional knowledge? Explain with examples.
15. "The Intellectual Property System is a useful tool for the prevention of unethical practices." Explain.
Kolkata
Mumbai
Chennai
Delhi
2. Which of the following may be patented under The Indian Patents Act, 1970
A method of agriculture or horticulture
Micro-organisms
A Presentation of Information
Topography of integrated circuits
3. The creation of 'Traditional Knowledge Registeries' is an example of
The positive protection of traditional knowledge.
Defensive protection of traditional knowledge.
Arbitrary protection of traditional knowledge.
Ultimate protection of traditional knowledge.
4. When can an application be filed under the Patent Co-operation Treaty?
Where the patentee wants to protect his invention in several countries.
Where the patentee wants the restoration of priority rights, which may have been lost, under certain conditions.
Where the patentee wants to obtain a patent abroad.
Options and
5. What are the tools for the protection of traditional knowledge?
Defensive Protection
Positive Protection
Arbitrary Protection
Both and
6. What is the full form of IPAB
Intellectual Property Appellate Board.
The Indian Patent and Broadcast Organisation.
The Intellectual Property Association for Business.
The International Patent Association for Business.
7. The case of Raj Prakash V Mangat Ram Chaudhary (AIR 1978 Dec deals with:
An appeal in the IPAB
Patent registration
Patent infringement
Patent opposition
8. The person who is entitled to bring a suit for infringement of a patent is
The patentee himself
A licencee who has been granted a compulsory licence
An assignee
All the above
9. What are the principal features of the Paris convention, 1883
Right of Priority
National Treatment
Protection against unfair competition
All of the above
10. Computer Software can be protected by
Copyright, Design or Trademark law.
Trademark, Patent or trade secreter law.
Patent, Geographical Indication or Copyright law.
Copyright patent or Trade secret law.
11. Discuss the advantages of the Patent Convention Treaty for the applicant, the patent office and for the general public.
12. Discuss different kinds of patent specifications.
13. What do you understand by the concept of national treatment with reference to the Paris Convention
14. What is a defensive mechanism of protection of traditional knowledge? Explain with examples.
15. "The Intellectual Property System is a useful tool for the prevention of unethical practices." Explain.
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Subjects
- Advanced IP Issues
- Commercialization Of Ip And Licensing
- Copyright And Designs Law
- International And Comparative Ip Law
- Introduction To Law
- IP Litigation
- Overview Of Intellectual Property Rights
- Patents
- Plant Variety Protection
- Trademark, Passing Off Andgeographical Indication And Domain Names
- Traditional Knowledge And Biodiversity