Intellectual Property Rights

Intellectual Property Rights
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1.0 Introduction  PAGEREF _Toc292804957 \h
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2.0 Intellectual Rights  PAGEREF _Toc292804958 \h
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3.0 Why Intellectual property is promoted and protected  PAGEREF _Toc292804959 \h
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4.0 Results in the owners of IP and the Consumer  PAGEREF _Toc292804960 \h
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4.1 Tension arising from Intellectual Property Law  PAGEREF _Toc292804961 \h
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4.2 Transactions involving IPR’s  PAGEREF _Toc292804962 \h
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4.3 EC Law  PAGEREF _Toc292804963 \h
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4.4 IPR’s and the doctrine of Exhaustion  PAGEREF _Toc292804964 \h
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5.0 Examples of Intellectual Property Rights cases  PAGEREF _Toc292804965 \h
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5.1 Silhouette international Schnied GmbH v.Hartlauer Handelgesellschaft mbH [1998] ECR 1-4799.  PAGEREF _Toc292804966 \h
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5.2 Apple sues Samsung  PAGEREF _Toc292804967 \h
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5.3 Kingspan v. Rockwool  PAGEREF _Toc292804968 \h
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5.4 Judgement  PAGEREF _Toc292804969 \h
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5.5 Football Dataco Ltd v Sportradar (2011) EWCA Civ 330  PAGEREF _Toc292804970 \h
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6.0 Intellectual Property Reforms  PAGEREF _Toc292804971 \h
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7.0 Conclusion  PAGEREF _Toc292804972 \h
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8.0 Bibliography  PAGEREF _Toc292804973 \h
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8. 1 Books  PAGEREF _Toc292804974 \h
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8.2 Online Cases  PAGEREF _Toc292804975 \h
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8.3 Websites  PAGEREF _Toc292804976 \h
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1.0 Introduction
According to the world intellectual property organization, Intellectual property is the formations of the mind and they are classified as for instance inventions, literary and artistic works and symbols and other formations used in commerce. Intellectual property is divided into two categories which are industrial property and copyrights.
According to world intellectual property, industrial property refers to such items as trademarks, industrial designs and geographical indications and lastly patents for inventions. On the other hand copyright includes literary works which comprise such things as musical works, novels, poems and others. Artistic works are also placed under copyright law and include such things as paintings, drawings, architectural designs and sculptures.