The legal ownership of intangible assets, such as inventions, literary and artistic works, designs, symbols, and images, is referred to as intellectual property rights (IPR). IPR enables owners and producers to have the only authority over any financial benefit from…
When it comes to safeguarding your intellectual property, trademark registration, and copyright registration are the two most common forms of legal protection. Although both serve to protect your creative work, there are important differences between the two. In this blog…
Introduction For businesses to succeed in today's market, they must have a distinct identity that distinguishes them from their rivals. Trademarks can be used in this situation. Trademarks are a vital component of branding and are extremely important in identifying…
Moral rights are conceptualised on legal recognition to an author’s special relationship with his work or creation. The main objective of moral rights is to protect the author from suffering the consequences of moral, intellectual or spiritual harassment.
Moral rights are conceptualized as legal recognition of an author’s special relationship with his work or creation. The main objective of moral rights is to protect the author from suffering the consequences of moral, intellectual, or spiritual harassment. Copyright is…
Moral rights are conceptualized as legal recognition of an author’s special relationship with his work or creation. The main objective of moral rights is to protect the author from suffering the consequences of moral, intellectual, or spiritual harassment. Moral rights…