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    In India The Law Relating To Patents

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    The document discusses intellectual property rights and the differences between intellectual property and industrial property. It notes that English common law influenced India's laws on patents and copyrights. Common law and civil law are the two main legal systems that govern intellectual property rights globally. The document also defines property as a bundle of legal rights regarding possession, use, transfer, and exclusion of others relating to an object.

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    The document discusses intellectual property rights and the differences between intellectual property and industrial property. It notes that English common law influenced India's laws on patents and copyrights. Common law and civil law are the two main legal systems that govern intellectual property rights globally. The document also defines property as a bundle of legal rights regarding possession, use, transfer, and exclusion of others relating to an object.

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    In India the law relating to patents & copyrights were passed by the

    British Parliament & extended to India.

    The secular democratic legal systems of the world are divided into two
    types of intellectual property rights.

    One system is known as common law system. The other system is


    known as civil law system.

    English didn’t believe in codification of law.

    Judges of the English courts evolved the principle that every case
    should be decided on its own facts and circumtances on the basis of
    precedents if any.

    Property and Right


    The term property is a legal term. In legal sense it means a bundle of
    rights. ‘Right’ generally means a social relationship, in relation to an
    object, enforceable by law. The bundle consists of four rights: right to
    possess, right to use, right to alienate and right to exclude others from
    possessing, using alienating. “Property” does not merely signify a legal
    relation between a person and an object rather it signifies a legal
    relations between persons in relation to an object.

    Difference btw IP & Industrial Property

    ‘Intellectual Property’ is an umbrella term. It is also a term for


    convenience. The umbrella covers eight types of IP: patents, copyrights,
    geographical indication, plant variety protection, trade secret, trade
    mark, design and semicundoctor integrated circuit layout design.

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