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2022
This chapter deals with trade mark infringement, as set out in sections 10(1)-(3) of the Trade Marks Act 1994. It first outlines a non-exhaustive list of the situations in which a person uses a sign, such as affixing the sign to the goods or to the packaging; importing or exporting goods under the sign; or using the sign on business papers or in ...
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This chapter deals with trade mark infringement, as set out in sections 10(1)-(3) of the Trade Marks Act 1994. It first outlines a non-exhaustive list of the situations in which a person uses a sign, such as affixing the sign to the goods or to the packaging; importing or exporting goods under the sign; or using the sign on business papers or in ...
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Infringement Proceedings [PDF]
, 2017 This chapter considers whether infringement proceedings can be used for the enforcement of the Union’s values, and whether a concept of systematic infringements would be possible or desirable.
Laurence William Gormley
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Computer, 1995
Copyright protection exists in original works of authorship fixed in any tangible medium of expression. Copyright, however, does not extend to any idea, procedure, process, system, method of operation, concept, principle or discovery, regardless of the form in which it is described, explained, illustrated or embodied.
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Copyright protection exists in original works of authorship fixed in any tangible medium of expression. Copyright, however, does not extend to any idea, procedure, process, system, method of operation, concept, principle or discovery, regardless of the form in which it is described, explained, illustrated or embodied.
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Infringing Acts and ‘Literal Infringement’
2011Abstract This chapter studies infringing acts and literal infringement. There are four conditions that must be met for there to be trespass on a patent monopoly: an infringing act must be done; the subject of the act must fall within the technical scope of the patent monopoly; the act must be done at the requisite time; and the act must ...
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Infringement by Equivalents/Non-Literal Infringement
2011Abstract This chapter highlights infringement by equivalents and non-literal infringement. It is possible for an article or process to infringe a patent claim even if it does not fall within the literal meaning of the claims. There are basically two methods by which this is possible: (1) by use of a doctrine of equivalents; and (2 ...
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Psychology and Marketing
ABSTRACTTerritorial infringement occurs when two consumers signal psychological ownership of the same object, such as a product or brand. We suggest that within virtual brand communities characterized by the community's collective ownership of the brand, signaling individual psychological ownership of the brand will be perceived as an infringement on ...
Christina A Kuchmaner, Jennifer Wiggins
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ABSTRACTTerritorial infringement occurs when two consumers signal psychological ownership of the same object, such as a product or brand. We suggest that within virtual brand communities characterized by the community's collective ownership of the brand, signaling individual psychological ownership of the brand will be perceived as an infringement on ...
Christina A Kuchmaner, Jennifer Wiggins
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Cyberjustice: patent infringement
IEEE Communications Magazine, 1994There are intangible factors that make it difficult to predict the ultimate outcome of any given patent litigation. The key analysis for any infringement action must include an examination of infringement (literal or under the doctrine of equivalents), laches, validity, and damages.
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Infringement: The applicable law
1998Abstract In this chapter, the law applicable to infringement will be examined. But first, something needs to be said about how questions as to the applicable law arise.Such questions arise when the facts of the case involve a relevant foreign element and the substantive law of each country is different.
James J Fawcett, Paul Torremans
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Infringing on Freedom of Speech
The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery-American Volume, 2011Several years ago, I sent a letter to the editor of a non-peer-reviewed orthopaedic journal in which I commented on the difficulties encountered by surgeons when they perform revision hip surgery without having the means to identify before surgery the manufacturer of the implant about to be revised.
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Vicarious liability for infringement
IEEE Micro, 2004Each of these technological advances has challenged copyright law. We focus on litigation when millions of users downloaded the programs from the Internet and proceeded to use them to facilitate widespread file swapping of copyright-protected songs. Such peer-to-peer (P2P) file-swapping has now become a cause celebre for owners of copyright-protected ...
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