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Peter Pan: The Copyright Supporting Great Ormond Street

By Maddie RushbrookPosted on Posted in Copyrights, Fun Copyright, Historical Patents, Innovative Ideas, Intellectual Property, Invention, Patent History, Peter Pan, Trade MarksNo Comments on Peter Pan: The Copyright Supporting Great Ormond Street

Most literary works eventually enter the public domain, meaning that after a set period, anyone can use them freely without seeking permission or paying royalties. However, the case of Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie is an exceptional example in UK copyright law. The Gift of Copyright In 1929, author and playwright J.M. Barrie gifted the […]

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Trade Mark Registration and an insight to Intellectual Property

By Robertson IPPosted on Posted in Copyrights, Design Rights, Intellectual Property, Patent Application Process, Patents, Registration Process, Trade Mark News, Trade Mark Registration, Trade Marks, Unconventional Innovations, Why register a trade markTagged , , , , , No Comments on Trade Mark Registration and an insight to Intellectual Property

Introduction to Intellectual Property Rights Intellectual property (IP) refers to legal rights that protect creations of the mind, including trade marks that register brand names, logos, and symbols. These rights, known as intellectual property rights (IPR), cover various intangible assets like ideas, inventions, and brand reputations. Moreover, IP rights serve to acknowledge ownership and provide […]

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