Where The Law Is.
A patent is a right granted by the government according to the law to the inventor for his new creation that permits the inventor to have an exclusive right for excluding others from selling
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The TRIPS Agreement is by its coverage, the most comprehensive international instrument on intellectual property rights dealing with all types of IPRs.
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Trademark law is a statute that protects trademarks as the Act made, like as the Trademark Act of 1999 made in India which by far protects the trademarks in India.
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Infringement of copyright even though has a private dimension due to its effectiveness over property rights of an individual, the question of national and public interest also stands upright when violated.
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A patent is an “Intellectual Property Right” related to the invention furthermore it grants an exclusive right to the inventor or assignee to exploit his invention for a limited period (i.e. 20 years as per Sec 53 of Patent Act, 1970).
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“Geographical Indications of Goods (Registration and Protection) Act, 1999” which was enforced from 15 Sep 2003. Geographical Indications Act was established to register as well as protect goods relating to GIs.
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Advancement leads to new areas for research. With the trend of globalization, nations march towards the path for coping up with the changes.
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In the 21st century, fashion is a massive industry that struggles in a competitive global market despite the minimal legal protection for its creative designs.
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