Exam Details
| Subject | Industrial Designs And Layout Designs Of Integrated Circuits And Utility Models | |
| 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
All questions are compulsory under this part
1. What is Intellectual Property
2. What is an 'Article' as per Design Act, 2000
3. What does the term copyright in registered design mean?
4. Define Licensing.
5. Enlist two advantages of integrated circuits over discrete circuits.
6. Define layout design.
7. How can a right holder surrender utility model protection
8. What are Innovation Patents?
9. Give any two examples that do not qualify for utility model protection.
10. What is the duration of registration of layout design as per Semi-conductor Integrated Circuits and Layout Design (SICLD) Act, 2000
Answer any five questions from this part. Each question carries ten marks:
1. Write a brief note on the following:
Hague System
Locarno Classification for Industrial Design
2. What are the criterias to determine the similarity of designs?
3. Discuss the reasons that has lead to an increase in counterfeitings and piracy activity of a design.
4. What rights are conferred by registration of Integrated Circuits under SICLD Act, 2000
5. What do you mean by fabrication and packaging of Integrated Circuits?
6. What are the rights conferred by Utility Models Protection? Discuss.
7. Write a note on Utility Model System of Malaysia.
8. Discuss the benefits perceived through Utility Model Protection with the help of examples.
Answer any two questions from this part:
1. What is Utility Model? How it is different from patent? What is the need for protection of Utility Models?
2. What is infringement of Layout Design? Discuss the criteria followed for determining infringement and non-infringement as per SICLD, Act -2000.
3. Discuss and explain the salient features of Design Act of 2000.
1. What is Intellectual Property
2. What is an 'Article' as per Design Act, 2000
3. What does the term copyright in registered design mean?
4. Define Licensing.
5. Enlist two advantages of integrated circuits over discrete circuits.
6. Define layout design.
7. How can a right holder surrender utility model protection
8. What are Innovation Patents?
9. Give any two examples that do not qualify for utility model protection.
10. What is the duration of registration of layout design as per Semi-conductor Integrated Circuits and Layout Design (SICLD) Act, 2000
Answer any five questions from this part. Each question carries ten marks:
1. Write a brief note on the following:
Hague System
Locarno Classification for Industrial Design
2. What are the criterias to determine the similarity of designs?
3. Discuss the reasons that has lead to an increase in counterfeitings and piracy activity of a design.
4. What rights are conferred by registration of Integrated Circuits under SICLD Act, 2000
5. What do you mean by fabrication and packaging of Integrated Circuits?
6. What are the rights conferred by Utility Models Protection? Discuss.
7. Write a note on Utility Model System of Malaysia.
8. Discuss the benefits perceived through Utility Model Protection with the help of examples.
Answer any two questions from this part:
1. What is Utility Model? How it is different from patent? What is the need for protection of Utility Models?
2. What is infringement of Layout Design? Discuss the criteria followed for determining infringement and non-infringement as per SICLD, Act -2000.
3. Discuss and explain the salient features of Design Act of 2000.
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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