IPR102_Session 8_HiepTH9

Industrial designs are the feautues of a product that appeal to the eye.

• What industrial design is for the product?

• When is the best time to seek IP protection?

• What is not protected?

• What is Intellectual Property?

In which case the designer owns rights in a registered design

• The designer created the design in the course of employment

• The designer created the design under commission

• The designer created the design at his own expenses for his own purpose

• The designer assigns his registered design to another person

When a machine is protected by registered design, the drawing of this machine is _______.

• Also protected by registered design

• Not protected by IP rights

• protected by copyright

• Protected by patent

You and your co-worker are employees of a design company. Both of you are assigned to create a company logo for a client. In this case,

• Only you reserve the right of paternity

• Both you and your friend reserve the right of paternity

• Only your company reserves the right of paternity

• Your company, you and your friend all reserve the right of paternity

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

A registered design can not be protected by _________.

• Copyright

• Design right

• Patent

• Registered design

What protects the intellectual property created by designers?

• Copyright

• Registered designs

• Both copyright and registered designs

• Neither copyright nor registered designs

You write an original story, what type of intellectual property right that you can claim?

• Copyright

• Trademarks

• Registered designs

• Patent

Buying a toy car being protected by registered design 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