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• Title:Intellectual property : patents, copyright, trade marks and allied rights / by William Cornish and David Llewelyn and Tanya Alpin.
  
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• Author/Creator:Cornish, W. R. (William Rodolph), 1937-
  
• Other Contributors/Collections:Llewelyn, David.
  Aplin, Tanya Frances.
  
• Published/Created:London : Sweet & Maxwell, 2010.
  

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  • Location:LAW LIBRARY (level 3)Where is this?
    
  • Call Number: KD1269 .C67 2010
    
  • Number of Items:1
    
  • Status:Available
    

   
• Library of Congress Subjects:Intellectual property--Great Britain.
  
• Edition:7th ed.
  
• Description:cviii, 974 pages : ill ; 24 cm.
  
• Summary:This is an intellectually layered work which requires a great deal from the reader but which in turn gives immeasurable rewards.
  
• Notes:Previous ed.: 2007.
  Includes bibliographical references and index.
  
• ISBN:9781847039224 (hbk.)
  1847039227 (hbk.)
  9781847039231 (pbk.)
  1847039235 (pbk.)
  
• Contents:Machine generated contents note: pt. I COMMON GROUND
  1. Starting Points
  1. General
  2. Types of Intellectual Property
  3. Pressures for Development
  4. Property and Monopoly: Economic Approaches
  5. Division of Markets and the European Economic Area
  2. Enforcement Of Rights
  1. Types of Proceeding
  2. Remedies in Civil Actions
  3. Securing Evidence of Infringement
  4. Delayed Ambush and Selective Action
  pt. II PATENTS
  3. Growth And Purpose Of Patents
  1. New Deal of 1978
  2. British Patent System: Historical Development
  3. "International" Patent System
  4. Patent: Grant And Content
  1. Obtaining a Patent
  2. Amendment
  3. Claims
  5. Validity
  1. Novelty
  2. Inventive Step
  3. Industrial Application
  4. Patentable Subject Matter
  5. Clear and Complete Disclosure
  6. Requirements for Claims
  6. Scope Of Monopoly
  1. Infringement
  2. Specification in Light of the Legal Requirements
  7. Property Rights And Exploitation
  1. Initial Entitlement and Property Dealings
  2. Licences of Patents and Allied Rights
  3. Compulsory Licences
  4. Crown Use
  pt. III CONFIDENCE AND PERSONAL PRIVACY
  8. Confidential Information
  1. Introduction
  2. Requirement for Liability
  3. Remedies
  4. Confidential Information as "Property"
  5. Trade Secret Misuse: Criminal Responsibility
  9. Personal Privacy
  1. Privacy and Confidence
  2. Constituent Elements of Privacy Claims
  3. Consequential Issues
  pt. IV COPYRIGHT AND DESIGNS
  10. Range And Aims Of Copyright
  1. Historical Introduction
  2. Values and Interests
  3. Economic and Public Interests Perspectives
  4. CDPA 1988 and Pre-Existing Works
  11. Subsistence Of Copyright
  1. General Picture
  2. Type and Quality of Subject Matter
  3. Formalities and Permanent Form
  4. Qualification
  5. Publication
  6. Term of Copyright
  12. Infringement Of Copyright And Moral Rights
  1. Infringement: Basic Concepts
  2. Classes of Prohibited Act
  3. "Fair Dealing" and Like Exceptions
  4. Public Policy
  5. Actions for Infringement
  6. Moral Rights
  13. Property Rights And Exploitation
  1. Initial Ownership
  2. Assignments and Licensing
  3. Dealings Based on Copyright
  4. Control of Monopoly
  14. Copyright: Particular Cases
  1. Media and the Public Interest in News
  2. Reprography and Recording: Educational and Private Copying
  3. Cable and Satellite Transmission
  4. Rights in Performances
  5. Public Lending Right
  6. Artists' Resale Right: Droit de Suite
  7. Crown and Parliamentary Copyright
  15. Industrial Design
  1. Background
  2. Registered Designs
  3. EU Unregistered Design Right (UDR)
  4. Artistic Copyright
  5. UK Unregistered Design Right
  pt. V TRADE MARKS AND NAMES
  16. Competitor And Consumer
  1. Underlying Themes
  2. Historical Development
  3. Purpose of Protecting Trade Marks
  17. Common Law Liability
  1. Passing Off
  2. Injurious Falsehood
  18. Registered Trade Marks
  1. Registration Systems
  2. Process of Registration
  3. Proprietary Interests and Licences
  4. Conditions for Securing Registration: Absolute Grounds
  5. Conditions for Securing Registration: The Relative Grounds
  6. Revocation and Invalidity
  7. Invalidity of a Registered Mark
  8. Infringement
  pt. VI EUROPEAN DIMENSION AND NEW TECHNOLOGIES
  19. Intellectual Property In The European Union
  1. Internal Market: "Intellectual Property"
  2. Internal Market: Unfair Competition
  3. Rules of Competition
  4. Parallel Importation from Outside the EEA
  20. Digital Technology: Computers And The Internet
  1. Computer Programs
  2. Stored Content and Output
  3. Material on the Internet
  4. Domain Name and "Adword"
  21. Intellectual Property In Biotechnology
  1. Introduction
  2. Patent Systems and Bioethics
  3. Patentability: Public Policy and Morality
  4. Patents and Human Genetics
  5. Other IPRS and Genetic Knowledge
  6. DeriveD Cell-lines and Participation.