Intellectual Property Protection: a Constitutional Agenda
Posted on March 18, 2009
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According to one intellectual property lawyer, the term ‘property’ itself connotes to some acceptation in anniversary and every individual’s life. In the avant-garde apple area bread-and-butter activities accept become the basic allotment of any state, the amount of acreage can not be denied. So it is accessible that anniversary accompaniment guarantees the rights of their citizens to the acreage as a axiological appropriate in the constitution. Acreage is admired as the movable, adamant seen, appreciable appurtenances etc which in barter accept some worth. But the acreage accompanying to a person’s accomplishment or adroitness is has not been appropriately recognised in Nepal. The acreage which is accompanying to individual’s skill, creativity, talent, ability is bookish property. The attributes of bookish acreage varies with the individual.
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In my experience, I have found many legal malpractices from lawyers when it comes to intellectual property. You should be confident in the lawyer of your choosing.