1. Copy & related rightsCompiled by A Srinivasa Rao

2. OVERVIEWINTELLECTUAL PROPERTY (IP or IPR)INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY COPYRIGHTS & TRADEMARKS RELATED ISSUES PATENTS INDUSTRIAL DESIGNS TRADE SECRETS LAYOUT DESIGNS OF ICs GEOGRAPHICAL INDICATIONS UNFAIR COMPETITION 3. IMPORTANCE OF IPR PROTECTION IN THIS SECTOR Legal recognition for the designerscreativity Protection of intangible assets Long-term profits (Valuation, license fees,royalties etc.) 4. DESIGNSPurely Designs withFunctional / artistic works eye-appeal & capable ofutilitarianIndustrial applicationPatentsCopyright DesignsAct, 1970Act, 1957 Act, 2000 5. COPYRIGHTThe exclusive right given by lawfor a certain term of years to an author,composer etc. to print, publish and sellcopies of his original work Oxford English Dictionary 6. OBJECT OF COPYRIGHT To encourage authors, composers andartists to create original works By rewarding them with monopoly rightsover their work for a limited period of time 7. GENERAL PRINCIPLES Ideas v/s Expression Originality, hard work and labour Independent Development not covered:Copying essential Fixation Presumptions Access; No explanation; Substantial reproduction; 8. BUNDLE OF VARIOUS WORKSLiteraryDramaticFilmsMusical Sound Artistic Recording 9. ARTISTIC WORKS A painting, sculpture,drawing, engraving,.whether or notpossessing artisticquality Any other work ofartisticcraftsmanship 10. OWNERSHIP Ordinarily the Artist/author; Employer; Written Agreement; Commissioned Work 11. PROTECTION AND TERM Life + 60 years; Worldwide - BERNE Convention; Registration not compulsory thoughadvisable; 12. A BUNDLE OF RIGHTSEconomic RightsMoral rights Reproduce or makeRight of copiesacknowledge Artistic Works-3D to ment 2D and vice-versa Rightto Issue copies- sell,object against distribute, etc . mutilation Communication to /distortion of public work Adapt Assign/License 13. What constitutes Infringement? Anyreproductionreproductionreproduction,use,distribution,performance, etc. of the work withoutthe permission of the copyright owner. An identical or substantial similarreproduction is also covered Infringement Damages - Injunction 14. FAIR USE Fair dealing for private use or criticism &review; Reporting current events; Judicial Proceedings; Education; Inclusion in Film