Exam Details
| Subject | General Introduction To Ip Rights | |
| Paper | ||
| Exam / Course | Post Graduate Diploma in Intellectual Property Rights | |
| Department | School of Law (SOL) | |
| Organization | indira gandhi national open university | |
| Position | ||
| Exam Date | December, 2015 | |
| City, State | new delhi, |
Question Paper
Answer all questions from this part. Each question carries two marks. Explain in brief:
1. Two fundamental attributes of property given by Oliver Wendell.
2. Corporeal Property.
3. Endogenous Growth Theory.
4. Traditional Knowledge.
5. Locarno Classification.
6. Certification Marks.
7. Breeder's Rights.
8. Berne Union.
9. Object of Patent Prosecution Highway.
10. Advantages of Patent Law Treaty.
Answer any five questions. Each question carries ten Marks:
1. Whether 'Trade Secret' and 'Undisclosed Information' are the same or different? Discuss the above in the light of the TRIPS Agreement.
2. Discuss the basic features of the Rome Convention.
3. Discuss the basic features of Patent Cooperation Treaty, 1970.
4. Trace out the evolution of copyright and related rights.
5. Discuss the important principle provisions of the Berne Convention for the protection of Literary and Artistic works.
6. Discuss the main provisions of Patent Law Treaty, 2000.
7. Write a note on Collective Marks.
8. Analyse the key aspects of Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD).
Answer any two questions from this part. Each question carries fifteen marks
1. Discuss the concept of "fair use" under the Copyright Act, 1957.
2. Analyse the Utilitarian Theory of Intellectual Property Rights advocated by Germy Bentham along with the limitations of the said theory.
3. All kinds of inventions are not Patentable. Inventions that need to be protected under patents should fulfil certain Patentable Criteria-Analyse and examine this statement.
1. Two fundamental attributes of property given by Oliver Wendell.
2. Corporeal Property.
3. Endogenous Growth Theory.
4. Traditional Knowledge.
5. Locarno Classification.
6. Certification Marks.
7. Breeder's Rights.
8. Berne Union.
9. Object of Patent Prosecution Highway.
10. Advantages of Patent Law Treaty.
Answer any five questions. Each question carries ten Marks:
1. Whether 'Trade Secret' and 'Undisclosed Information' are the same or different? Discuss the above in the light of the TRIPS Agreement.
2. Discuss the basic features of the Rome Convention.
3. Discuss the basic features of Patent Cooperation Treaty, 1970.
4. Trace out the evolution of copyright and related rights.
5. Discuss the important principle provisions of the Berne Convention for the protection of Literary and Artistic works.
6. Discuss the main provisions of Patent Law Treaty, 2000.
7. Write a note on Collective Marks.
8. Analyse the key aspects of Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD).
Answer any two questions from this part. Each question carries fifteen marks
1. Discuss the concept of "fair use" under the Copyright Act, 1957.
2. Analyse the Utilitarian Theory of Intellectual Property Rights advocated by Germy Bentham along with the limitations of the said theory.
3. All kinds of inventions are not Patentable. Inventions that need to be protected under patents should fulfil certain Patentable Criteria-Analyse and examine this statement.
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Subjects
- Contemporary Intellectual Property Issues
- Copyright and Related Rights
- Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights
- General Introduction To Ip Rights
- General Overview of Intellectual Property
- Industrial Designs And Layout Designs Of Integrated Circuits And Utility Models
- Industrial Property: Patents, Designs, Plant Varieties
- Industrial Property: Trademarks, Geographical, Indications, Trade Secrets Unfair Competition
- MANAGEMENT OF Iprs
- Patents
- Plant Varieties Protection, Biotechnology And Traditional Knowledge
- Protection of Copyrights & Related Rights at National Level
- Protection of Industrial Property at the NationalLevel
- Trade Secrets, Competition Law And Protection Of Tce
- Trademarks, Domain Names, Geographical Indications