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Intellectual Property Law

by Brad Sherman, Lionel Bently
RM21.91 MYR RM15.31 MYR 30% off
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Protect Your Intellectual Property Rights.

Intellectual Property Law provides students with a comprehensive analysis of intellectual property, its history, rights acquisition, infringement, and exploitation. It also provides an understanding of the legal, international, and cultural sources of intellectual property, both domestically and internationally. This book would be recommended for law students studying intellectual property law at an undergraduate or postgraduate level. The authors' question the coherence of the accepted legal classifications developed in this area of law, which make this a unique read in this field.

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Intellectual Property Law

by Brad Sherman, Lionel Bently
RM21.91 MYR RM15.31 MYR 30% off
ISBN: 9780198763437
Authors: Brad Sherman, Lionel Bently
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Date of Publication: 2001-12-13
Format: Paperback
Related Collections: Business, Law
Related Topics: Finance, Technology
Goodreads rating: 3.95
(rated by 20 readers)

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This new textbook provides students with a basic understanding of the law of copyright, patents and designs, trademarks, passing-off, and confidentiality. After an introductory analysis of the concept of intellectual property, it provides an exposition of the ways in which intellectualproperty rights are acquired, infringed, and exploited.
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Protect Your Intellectual Property Rights.

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