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Flashcards: Intellectual Property Rights 42 Flashcards 
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True or False: The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) explicitly mentions intellectual property rights. |
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True |
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What are the two types of rights protected under copyright? |
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Economic rights and moral rights |
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True or False: Copyright protection is granted automatically upon creation of a work. |
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True |
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Fill in the blank: A patent provides the owner exclusive rights for ___ years from the filing date. |
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20 |
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What is the primary purpose of Intellectual Property Rights? |
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To reward human intellect by providing exclusive rights to creators over their inventions and creative works. |
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True or False: Trademarks can be registered for an indefinite period without renewal. |
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False |
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What constitutes copyright infringement according to the Copyright Act, 1957? |
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When a person does something that the owner of the copyright has the exclusive right to do without permission. |
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Fill in the blank: The duration of copyright protection in India lasts for the life of the author plus ___ years after their death. |
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60 |
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True or False: A registered trademark guarantees global protection against infringement. |
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False |
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What are geographical indications used for? |
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To identify goods having a specific geographical origin, denoting quality, reputation, or characteristics attributable to that origin. |
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True or False: The WIPO Copyright Treaty was established to protect authors' rights in the digital environment. |
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True |
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What is the role of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)? |
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To promote intellectual property protection globally and harmonize national laws. |
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Fill in the blank: The term 'industrial design' refers to the ___ aspects of a product. |
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Ornamental |
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True or False: The TRIPS Agreement requires all WTO members to provide a minimum level of intellectual property protection. |
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True |
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What is the significance of the Paris Convention regarding intellectual property? |
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It provides a framework for the protection of industrial property across member states. |
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What must an invention have to be patentable according to the Patents Act, 1970? |
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Novelty, inventive step, and industrial applicability. |
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True or False: The Copyright Act, 1957 provides protection to ideas rather than the expression of those ideas. |
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False |
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Fill in the blank: The term of protection for a registered design is initially ___ years. |
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10 |
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True or False: The Berne Convention guarantees automatic copyright protection without formalities. |
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True |
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What are the moral rights of an author under copyright law? |
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The right to claim authorship and the right to oppose changes to the work. |
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Fill in the blank: The Protection of Plant Varieties and Farmers’ Rights Act, 2001 provides legal protection to ___ varieties. |
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Plant |
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