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    Project Report: Draft Protection of Trademark and Domain Names Indian Institute of Management‚ Lucknow July 2013 Submitted to Prof. D. S. Sengar By GROUP 4 Vishwajeet Sinha (PGP29062) Minerva Basumatary (PGP29063) Ankita Baheti (PGP29064) Ankit Singhania (PGP29065) Thulasi Chandra Pamujula (PGP29066) Table of Contents 1. Introduction 3 1.1. Trademark 3 1.2. Domain Names 4 2. Methodology 5 2.1. Textbook Reference 5 2.2. Trademark Law articles analysis 5

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    Intellectual Property in the World of E-Business: Trademarks‚ Trade Names and Domain Names By; Pamela Baker Due; November 5‚ 2012 LAW/421 - CONTEMPORARY BUSINESS LAW Instructor: THOMAS WILSON An e-business is to intellectual property as a restaurant is to the land it is occupying. Intellectual property is a collective term that embraces trademarks‚ trade names‚ domain names‚ copyrights and patents. In this paper we will address the basic understanding of intellectual property

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    GHS LAW PARTNERS Trademarks and Commercial Identifiers  Trademarks—also known as commercial identifiers or marks—can be words‚ phrases‚ logos‚ symbols‚ or  images. Sometimes a trademark is made up of two or more of these. You can look at just about any  product and see one or more trademarks. A trademark is used to identify a product as being unique to  the company that owns it‚ so therefore trademarks are extremely valuable to their owners. A trademark  can be identified with a company to indicate quality

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    Business Law(Trademark Act)

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    PREFACE The draft Trade Marks Work Manual herein set out describes the various procedures and practice in the administration of the Trade Marks Act‚ 1999 which will serve as a useful guide to the officers of the Trade Marks Registry (particularly new incumbents) and also users of the system and in ensuring uniformity of practice. Indeed section 98 of the Trade Marks Act gives statutory recognition to “practice of the Trade Marks Registry” as an important aspect in determination of legal proceedings

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    Compare and Contrast Business Report Dezurik & Capital One 360 Operations and Supply Chain Management November 12th‚ 2013 Executive Summary Company Overview From an operations management perspective‚ we compared and contrasted Capital One 360 to Dezurik. We looked at many different aspects of both businesses in relation to various operational and business elements. We conclude that both corporations have significant differences based on manufacturing

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    What is a Trademark?

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    TRADEMARKS What is a Trademark A TRADEMARK is a word‚ phrase‚ symbol or design‚ or combination of words‚ phrases‚ symbols or designs is used in the course of trade which identifies and distinguishes the source of the goods or services of one enterprise from those of others. A trademark is different from a copyright or a patent or geographical indication. A copyright protects an original artistic or literary work; a patent protects an invention whereas a geographical indication is used to identify

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    Compare and Contrast “The Yellow Wallpaper” and “No Name Woman” “The Yellow Wallpaper” tells the story of the narrator’s personal battle with after-birth depression and the disastrous rest cure treatment she received. Living during the restrictive Victorian period‚ the narrator experienced firsthand the frustrating limitations placed on women in her era‚ many of whom were victimized by society’s complete misunderstanding of postpartum depression and other psychological infirmities. On the other

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    Allyssa Brawley Mrs.Dwiggins Computers I Why is soccer called two different names? In America we call it soccer which is a sport that a lot of people play. Soccer is a sport where you take a ball shaped as a sphere and you kick the ball while running down the soccer field until you shoot the ball into the net and score a point. There are four quarters in a game. Each quarter has about twenty minutes to play the game but in between quarters 2‚ and 3 there is a short break. In soccer you can’t

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    Trademark Infringement

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    Rule Marks are trade names‚ symbols‚ word‚ logos‚ designs‚ or devices used to identify goods of a manufacturer. Submission of theses marks to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (PTO) registers trademarks. Intel is a registered trademark for an entire line of products and services. The company‚ Intel Corporation owns many marks incorporating its INTEL mark. Trademark infringement laws are in violation if an unauthorized use of the mark. Cheeseman (2013) stated‚ “Trademark infringement is the unauthorized

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    Jane is suing Paul in Federal court for patent infringement of her water filter product. Jane has requested a Federal judge issue a preliminary injunction to prevent further damages of sales of her product in the market. Paul claims his product is different from Jane’s and therefor noninfringing. What rule of law‚ standards and guidelines will a judge need to determine whether to grant Jane’s request for a preliminary injunction? Under 35 U.S.C. S. § 283‚ the rule states “several courts having jurisdiction

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