Intellectual Property Laws (AIBE)

Intellectual Property Laws (AIBE) is a single-volume, practical compendium designed to meet the needs of Bar exam candidates and junior IP practitioners. The book reproduces the operative text of the Patents Act, Trade Marks Act, Copyright Act, Designs Act and the Geographical Indications Act alongside concise, plain-language annotations that clarify definitions, scope and key exceptions. Each chapter highlights landmark judicial pronouncements with short, annotated case briefs that show how courts interpret core provisions; procedural flowcharts (e.g., prosecution, opposition, revocation), “must-remember” statutory bullets and model short answers help rapid exam preparation. Practical sections deal with registration workflows, drafting basics (claims, assignment, licensing), enforcement remedies (injunctions, damages, Anton Piller orders, customs relief) and cross-border compliance notes (TRIPS/Berne references). The layout is optimized for quick retrieval — a keyword-driven table of contents, sectional indexes and exam checklists ensure users can go from concept to citation in seconds. Whether used for AIBE revision, classroom study, or initial practice at the desk, this compendium converts complex doctrine into clear, actionable study and practice aids. (For statutory authority, see official Acts: Patents, Trade Marks, Copyright, Designs and GI).