Intellectual property law
Scope: Intellectual property law encompasses a group
of legislative and common law rights affording protection to creative
and intellectual effort and includes laws on copyright, design, patent,
circuit layouts, plant varieties, confidential information, trade mark
and business reputation (passing off and trade practices). Intellectual
property encompasses both industrial property (patent, design and trade
mark) as well as intellectual property (Butterworths
Australian Encyclopaedic Legal Dictionary). International aspects
such as TRIPS (Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property) are also
included. The Law Library provides support for teaching
and research in intellectual property law.
Related subject pages: Law
of the internet; Privacy; International
and foreign law; International
trade law
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