Introduction to Indonesian IP Law

The history of Intellectual Property Protection in the World begins in:

• The emergence of The Statute of Monopoly and Statute of Anne

• The emergence of The Statute of Patent and Statute of Trademark

• The emergence of The Statute of Plant Breeder and Statute of Trademark

• The emergence of The Statute of Geographical Indications and Statute of Anne

Definition of Intellectual Property according to WIPO

• “Creations of the mind: inventions; literary and artistic works; and symbols, names and images used in commerce”

• “Creations of the power: inventions; literary and artistic works; and symbols, names and images used in commerce”

• “Creations of the intent: inventions; literary and artistic works; and symbols, names and images used in commerce”

• “Creations of the intent: inventions; literary and artistic works; and symbols, names and images used in conversations”

Below which are not included in the intellectual property regime

• Copyright

• Patent

• Trademarks

• Trade Secret

• Trade in

The Definition of Object in Burgerlijk Wetboek stated in:

• Article 489

• Article 487

• Article 499

• Article 570

As an exclusive right, Intellectual Property can be categorized as:

• Tangible Object

• Intangible Object

• Immovable object

• Luxurious object

Below is the role of intellectual property, except:

• Cultural and science development

• economic rights of creators

• commercial style of owner of IP

• transfer of technology

The concept of intellectual property originates from the thought of John Locke, known as:

• Manpower theory

• Labor Theory

• Social Theory

• Resources Theory

As a property, IP can be assigned to others:

• True

• False