IPR102_Session 7_HiepTH9

Design right ______.

• Can arise however the design is created and regardless of whether or not any copyright arises

• Apply to the individual elements of a design

• Only protects the visible parts of designs

• Is only applied upon registration

A design has individual character if

• It appeals to the eye of the ordinary consumer

• It gives a different overall impression, when compared with prior designs, to someone who is an interested consumer for the products in question

• The difference over previous designs are not trivial

• Every one can find the difference between this design and others

Registered designs cannot be treated as confidential information.

• True

• False

What protects the intellectual property created by designers?

• Copyright

• Registered designs

• Both copyright and registered designs

• Neither copyright nor registered designs

Which one of the followings is NOT correct?

• A part or parts of an article which connect it to another article shall not be protected by design right

• Anyone can make exhaust system for a car

• The fuse holder can be copied without permission

• A method of construction is NOT protected by design right

The remedies available for the trademark infringement are ________ to those applicable for copyright infringement.

• the same

• more favorable

• less favorable

• completely different

Infringement of design right occurs when _______.

• It exists two similar designs

• It is shown that the alleged copyist had access to the design in question

• The activity of copying is proven

• The design in concerned is registered

An article of company X was designed by its employee.- Mr. Y. Two years later, X transfers design right of this article to other company without consent of Y. Such transfer is _______.

• A secondary infringement of design right

• A primary infringement of design right

• Not an infringement of design right

• An infringement of copyright

A wooden chair is protected by registered design. After seeing this chair, a chocolate shop makes a chocolate bar with the design of this chair. Such act is ________.

• A secondary infringement of registered design

• A primary infringement of registered design

• Not an infringement of registered design

• An infringement of patent

The definition of a design for the purposes of Registered Design protection

• Includes internal and external features of a product

• Can include features that are only visible when the product is turned on

• Includes colours, textures and sounds

• Covers only industrially manufactured products