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    INTELLECTUAL

    PROPERTY

    RIGHTSPresented by,

    R.Surjith

    I-MBA

    Hindusthan institute of technology

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    GEOGRAPHICAL INDICATIONS:The Geographical Indications of Goods

    (Registration and Protection) Act, 1999

    along with The Geographical Indicationsof Goods (Registration and Protection)

    Rules 2002, have been enforced with

    effect from September 15, 2003.

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    This Act seeks to provide for the registration and

    better protection of geographical indications relating to

    goods.

    Geographical Indication is an identification in

    relations to goods, which,

    Is used to identify agricultural, natural ormanufactured or handicraft or industry goods

    including food stuff.

    said goods should originate from a definite

    geographical territory, produced or processed orprepared in that territory.

    such goods should have a special quality or

    reputation or other characteristics attributable to that

    definite originating territory.

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    WHAT IS GI?

    Many goods possess their peculiarproperties due to their geographical origin

    GI is the best method to indicate the

    geographical origin of goods and services.Many agricultural products (tea, rice); dairy

    products (cheese), wines and spirits

    (Champagne) owe their special quality andreputation to their geographical place ofgrowth or processing.

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    PROTECTION OF GI

    GI is not owned by a single owner

    Any producer in the region can use the GI on

    the product provided it is prepared by the

    norms set out for the use of that GI.

    GI is registered in the national register and

    is similar to the certification mark identifying

    the origin of the good.

    It is an offence to use false GI on goods.

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    TRADE SECRET

    Trade Secrets Some inventions, data,

    information cannot be protected by any of the

    available means of IPRs. Such information is

    held confidential as a trade secret.

    Trade secret can be an invention, idea,

    survey method, manufacturing process,

    experiment results, recipe, financial strategy,client database etc.

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    WHEN TRADE SECRETS ARE PREFERRED

    When invention is not patentable

    Patent protection is limited to 20 years,

    when secret can be kept beyond that period

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    HOW TO GUARD TRADE SECRET

    Restricting number of people having access tosecret information

    Signing confidentiality agreements with

    business partners and employees Usingprotective techniques like digital data securitytools and restricting entry into area where tradesecret is worked or held

    National legislations provide protection in formof injunction and damages if secret informationis illegally acquired or used

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