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ANALYSIS OF BHARTIYA NYAYA SANHITA BY - HARSH S. BHAGAT

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EMPOWERING SOCIAL MEDIA LAW: ADDRESSING THE URGENT NEED FOR ROBUST REGULATION IN THE DIGITAL AGE BY - DR. NEWAL CHAUDHARY

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LOK ADALAT AND LEGAL AID: BRIDGING THE GAP FOR JUSTICE BY: - SMT. VARSHARANI KUNDLIK GANGARDE & SMT. GEETA APPASAHEB PATIL

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WHITE COLLAR CRIMES: DECEPTIVE PRACTICES IN CORPORATE SPHERES BY - ANAGHA MOHAN & DEVENDHU A P

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ABOLISHING CAPITAL PUNISHMENT: A CALL FOR CHANGE BY: VAANI GARG

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UNIFORM CIVIL CODE: THE NECESSITY AND THE ABSURDITY BY - VIPIN KUMAR

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AN ENQUIRY INTO THE LEGAL CHALLENGES OF CYBER WARFARE IN INTERNATIONAL LAW BY - DR. M.S. SHARMILA & VISHWA. B

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THE ECONOMIC THEORIES OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHT AND COMPETITION LAW BY - YOGALAKSHMI R & KANINIKA MAJUMDER*

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ART, ARTIST AND THE LAW: EXPLORING BARRIERS IN ARTISTIC EXPRESSION BY - GOKUL THEJUS MENON

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[16] Trademark, copyright, and patent laws are a few examples of the laws pertaining to intellectual property. Every intellectual property law covers a particular area of knowledge. The intellectual property laws pertaining to literature are known as copyright law, while those pertaining to machines, methods, and compositions of matter are known as patent law. See generally Donald Chisum, Intellectual Property: Copyright, Patent and Trademark (Matthew Bender, 1980). When new types of subject matters are created, sometimes they do not fit neatly into one of the pre-existing categories. Therefore, something of a crisis can be created in the body of the law.

[17] It may be illegal and in violation of copyright to copy a book. As a rule, “anyone who violates any of the exclusive rights of the copyright owner... is an infringer of the copyright.” U.S.C. Sec. 501(a) (17). “Any person who infringes a copyright will fully and for purposes of commercial advantage or private financial gain” is subject to criminal sanctions, which include jail time, a fine, and seizure of the infringing works. Section 506 of the U.S.C.

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[24] Another issue is that risk aversion may lead to the underproduction of intellectual property from a social perspective because the market value of such property is frequently unpredictable. Kenneth Arrow noted this in a seminal study published in 1962. The significance of this issue is unclear, though. Diversification may minimise risk or even remove it, frequently at little expense. For example, a book publisher can achieve a typical return by releasing a number of books, some of which are hits while others perform better than expected.

[25] Richard A. Posner, Intellectual Property: The Law and Economics Approach, 19 Journal of economic Perspectives 57, 57-59(2005).

[26] Anubhav Mishra; The Role of Intellectual Property Rights in Economic Development (Mar. 10,2021, 12.39 PM), https://www.khuranaandkhurana.com/2021/03/10/the-role-of-intellectual-property-rights-in-economic-development/

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[1] Author is a 7th Semester BBA LLB Student at School of Legal Studies, CUSAT, gokulthejus03@gmail.com, 9846357214

[4] International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights,1966

[5] International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights,1966

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