Vietnam: Customs Procedures Handling Of Exported And Imported Goods Infringing Intellectual Property Rights

On conducting customs procedures for exported or imported goods, the customs authority shall be responsible to inspect and compare the declared information of the goods owners on the written customs declarations on goods' names, trademarks, origin, value,...; Inspect and compare the concluded contents of the State management agencies on the exported or imported goods; Results of customs dossiers inspection with the results of goods actual inspection; To compare the said inspection results with the [...]

UAE: Plagiarism And Its Legal Consequences

The origins of this proverb are unknown, but they are relevant in varied contexts. One can say that the concept of plagiarism efficiently sits on this axiom. But there's another saying too; "If you steal ideas from one source that's plagiarism, but ideas stolen from more than one source makes the output a 'research.'" So, which one of these two proverbs should we apply when talking about plagiarism? Will it be literary theft? Or [...]

CIPAM Releases Reports On IPR Regime In India

The Centre for IPR Promotion and Management (hereinafter referred to as the 'CIPAM') on January 24, 2018, released two reports titled 'Intellectual Property Rights Regime In India- Initiatives by the Government' and 'Intellectual Property Rights Regime In India- An Overview'. The reports 'Intellectual Property Rights Regime in India- an Overview' discuss at length about the important trends and extraordinary features in the year 2017 related to different aspects of IPR. Highlights of this report [...]
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