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Product Piracy and Copyright Laws in Germany and Pakistan
Intellectual Property Management (1100)
Copyright, Piracy & Patenting in Germany and Pakistan

Submitted to: Dr. Joachim Jakelski

Submitted by: Syed Rehan Ahmed Christian Gross Date: 11.06.2013

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2. INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................ 3 3. DEFINITION OF PATENT ................................................................................................ 3 4. PIRACY................................................................................................................................. 4 5. INTRODUCTION PATENT AND PIRACY IN GERMANY .......................................... 5
5. 5.1 5.2 5.3 ENFORCEMENT OF PATENT AND PIRACY INFRINGEMENT IN GERMANY ................................... 8 PUBLIC LAW ................................................................................................................. 10 CRIMINAL ACTION ......................................................................................................... 11 EXAMPLE EBAY – PEOPLE ENGAGED IN SELLING PIRATED PRODUCTS IN GERMANY.............. 12

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PIRACY IN GERMANY .................................................................................................14
6.1 PATENT PIRACY ............................................................................................................ 16

COPYRIGHT & INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAWS IN PAKISTAN .................18 OVERVIEW OF PATENTING IN PAKISTAN: .........................................................19 INTRODUCTION TO PIRACY IN PAKISTAN .........................................................20
9.1 SOFTWARE PIRACY: ...................................................................................................... 20 9.2 PRODUCT PIRACY ......................................................................................................... 23 9.3 LITERATURE



References: Lichtman. Douglas. University of Chicago. Holding Internet Service Provider Accountable. 2004. Available from: [04-6-2013] Mudassir Jahangir, Increase in software piracy in Pakistan, May 2012, available from: , [8-6-2013] 16 20 The polar star, Piracy in Pakistan- book piracy, 2010, available from: < http://www.thepolestar.org/piracyinpakistan.aspx>, [8-6-2013] Reissman, Ole.Spiegel.de

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