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PRESENTED BY : AJAY GARG, CORPORATE COUNSEL & LAWYERS TECHNICAL SESSION I USE & OPPORTUNITIES IN THE FIELD OF COPYRIGHT & PATENT (Date : January 25,2014) ORGANIZERS : LINGYAS UNIVERSITY NATIONAL WORKSHOP “Importance and Use of Copyright, Patent, Citation and Impact Factor in Research”
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Page 1: Intellectual Property Rights in India

PRESENTED BY : AJAY GARG, CORPORATE COUNSEL & LAWYERS

TECHNICAL SESSION I

USE & OPPORTUNITIES IN THE FIELD OF COPYRIGHT & PATENT (Date : January 25,2014)

ORGANIZERS : LINGYAS UNIVERSITY NATIONAL WORKSHOP

“Importance and Use of Copyright, Patent, Citation and Impact Factor in Research”

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“Exclusive rights granted by the State for inventions, new and original designs, trademarks, new plant varieties and artistic and literary works”.

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Intellectual Property Rights

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Nature of Intellectual Property

• Creation of human mind (Intellect)

• Intangible property

• Exclusive rights given by statutes

• Attended with limitations and exceptions

• Time-bound

• Territorial3

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Ipr related laws TRADE MARK ACT, 1999 COPYRIGHT ACT, 1957 PATENT ACT, 1970 (2005) DESIGNS ACT, 2000 GEOGRAPHICAL INDICATION OF

GOODS ACT, 1999 BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY ACT, 2002 PROTECTION OF PLANT VARIETIES &

FARMERS’ RIGHT ACT, 2001 SEMICONDUCTOR INTEGRATED

CIRCUIT LAYOUT DESIGN ACT, 2000

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Registration of IPR

Continued……….

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COPYRIGHT IN INDIA

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COPYRIGHT BASICS

Act : Copyright Act, 1957 : Copyright (Amendment)

Act, 2012Rules : Copyright Rules 1958Main Office : DelhiForms : Schedule IFee Structure : Schedule IIOwnership of Copyright : First ownership defined differently for different

categories Website : http://copyright.gov.in/

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WORKS PROTECTED UNDER COPYRIGHT LAW

1. Artistic work

2. Cinematograph work

3. Sound recording

4. Dramatic works;

5. Musical work;

6. Original literary work Including Computer Work

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Competentadministration

Copyright Division Department of Higher Education Ministry of Human Resource Development Government of India

Web siteaddress

http://copyright.gov.in/

Address 4th Floor, Jeevan Deep Building, 1 & 2 Parliament Street 

New Delhi, 110001 

Telephone (91 11) 233 41 739 (91 11) 233 62 436(91 11) 233 81 894 (Dr. Shri G.R. Raghavender)(91 11) 233 82 436 (Dr. Suresh Chand)

Telefax (91 11) 233 84 687

E-mail address

[email protected]

COPYRIGHT OFFICE

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ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE OF COPYRIGHT IN INDIAMINISTRY OF HUMAN RESOURCE

DEVELOPMENT

DEPT. OF EDUCATION

COPYRIGHT OFFICE

REGISTRAR OF COPYRIGHT

DEPUTY REGISTRAR OF COPYRIGHT

SECTION OFFICERS

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PROCEDURE FOR REGISTRATION OF COPYRIGHT IN INDIA

MEETING WITH CLIENT

TEMPORARY REGISTRATION

DEPARTMENTAL OBJECTIONS

PUBLIC OBJECTION

FINAL CERTIFICATE

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How to Apply for Copyright?Application in Form-IV

Who can Apply?

Applicant himself

Assignee

Legal Heirs

Computer Software or Programmes can be registered as Literary Work

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ASSIGNMENT• In writing,

• Signed.

• Should identify the work with royalty

• Specify the rights assigned, duration and territorial extent.

• Rights should be exercised within a period of 1 year.

• If period not stated-then deemed to be 5 years.

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DURATION AND TERMS OF COPYRIGHT

Copyright protection lasts for 60-year from the year following the:

Literary work Dramatic work Musical work Artistic workSound RecordingCinematograph work

Death of Author

Date of Publication

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COPYRIGHT REMEDIES AGAINST INFRINGEMENT

Injunctions whether interim or final.

Damages.

Accounts

Criminal Action.

Imprisonment.

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COPYRIGHT REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE

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PATENT ACT - SALIENT ISSUES

EXCLUSIVE MARKETING RIGHT

NEW INVENTION

TERM OF PATENT ( 20 YEARS)

IS IMPROVEMENT PATENTABLE

METHODS / PROCESSES OF MANUFACTURE - PATENTABLE

APPLICATION IN FORM-1 http://ipindia.nic.in/ipr/patent/patent_FormsFees/Form-1.pdf

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CONDITIONS OF PATENTABILITY

Novelty

Inventive Step

Industrial Application

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WHO CAN APPLY FOR PATENT???

Any person whether a citizen of India or not

True and First Inventor of the Invention

His assignee

His Legal Representative

Either alone or jointly with another person.

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HOW CAN I APPLY FOR PATENT ???? Application with Complete Specification

Application with Provisional Specification

If Provisional Specification – then Complete Specification within 12 months

International Application- PCT Application Patent Cooperation Treaty

http://ipindia.nic.in/ipr/patent/PCTApplication_09February2011.pdf

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Filing of application for Request for Examination Form 18

Issuance of First Examination Report – By Patent Office

Comply the Requirements of FER within 12 months

PATENT EXAMINATION

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Establishment of WIPO (World Intellectual Protection Organization

World Trade Organization

INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS IN IP

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Opportunities as An Expert

HOW TO BECOME A PATENT AGENT? Qualification (S-126)Citizen of India

Completed the age of 21 years.

Degree in Science, Engineering or Technology

Passed Qualifying Exam and Viva

Fees Rs. 2000/-AJAY GARG, CORPORATE COUNSEL & LAWYERS

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HOW TO BECOME A PATENT AGENT?

Application in Form-22 {R-109(1)}

http://ipindia.nic.in/ipr/patent/patent_FormsFees/Form-22.pdf

Qualifying ExamTest (R-110)

Written Test

Paper-I Patent Act and Rules Paper-II Drafting and Interpretation of patent specifications and other documents

Viva Voice Examination

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HOW TO BECOME COPYRIGHT –AGENT?????

Apply in Form TMA- 1(R-153) http://ipindia.nic.in/tmr_new/first_schedule_forms/TMA-1.pdf Furnish necessary information

A TM agent will be a Copyright agent

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HOW TO BECOME COPYRIGHT -AGENT

Citizen of India. (R-150)

Completed 21 years of age. (R-150)

Passed Qualifying Exam.(R-151)

Graduate of any university in India or passes an equivalent qualification ( Written test followed by an interview)(R-154)

Considered by the Registrar a fit and proper person. AJAY GARG, CORPORATE COUNSEL & LAWYERS

http://ipindia.nic.in/tmr_new/tmr_act_rules/tmr_rules_2002.pdf

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