A) The intellectual property is said to enter 'the public domain' and become freely available.
B) The intellectual property rights are transferred to the state.
C) The intellectual property enters the public domain but cannot be copied or reproduced without the express approval of the previous owner of the IP rights.
D) The intellectual property becomes the private property of the owner and cannot be reproduced by anyone.
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A) A portrait painted by an artist commissioned by a famous politician.
B) A song for a musical written by an independent contractor.
C) Teaching materials developed by a high school teacher.
D) A marketing proposal written by a manager in a large supermarket chain.
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A) Coca-Cola of Ginger Beer
B) Australia's Home-made Ginger Beer
C) Home-made Ginger Beer
D) Granny Ken's Ginger Beer
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A) The right of integrity.
B) The right of permanence.
C) The right of attribution of authorship.
D) The right not to have authorship falsely attributed.
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A) Advertisement by IP Australia of the application in the Official Journal of Trade Marks.
B) Registration of the trademark on the Australian Business Names Register.
C) Issuing of a certificate of registration.
D) Lodgement of an application.
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A) It must be a 'work'.
B) It must be useful.
C) It must involve a manner of manufacture.
D) It must involve an inventive or innovative step.
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A) An email
B) A digital photograph
C) A business name
D) A song without lyrics
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A) innovative.
B) intuitive.
C) inventive.
D) impactful.
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A) All British Commonwealth countries.
B) None.International trademark registration is not automatic.
C) All signatories to the Madrid Protocol.
D) All signatories to the Berne Convention.
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A) Copyright law
B) Trade mark law
C) Art law
D) Design law
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A) A list of winning bingo numbers.
B) An individual segment of a TV broadcast.
C) The facts set out in birth and death notices.
D) A telephone directory.
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A) 'CR7'.
B) 'Bus Shelter Books'.
C) 'Whip-diddle'.
D) 'New South Wales'.
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A) A colour
B) A scent
C) A sound
D) A texture
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A) An individual
B) A company
C) An incorporated association
D) A business name
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A) an injunction.
B) an Anton Piller Order.
C) an order for damages.
D) an account of profits.
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A) The technology is new
B) The technology is inventive or innovative
C) The technology is useful
D) The technology is obvious
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A) paintings.
B) digital music.
C) movies.
D) television programs.
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A) The recognition of the moral rights of the owner of IP is the historical foundation of IP law in Australia.
B) Economic justifications have typically been the preferred rationale for IP laws in common law legal systems.
C) Moral justifications form the basis of IP laws in civil law systems.
D) The moral basis of IP laws has been increasingly recognised in Australia.
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A) the overall appearance of a product.
B) two-dimensional artistic works.
C) the working processes behind a product.
D) shapes or symbols with commercial significance.
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A) The tort of passing off
B) Section 18 of the ACL
C) The tort of negligent misstatement
D) An action for misleading or deceptive conduct
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