Reference no: EM133444547
Assignment:
When someone creates a product that is viewed as original and that required significant mental activity to create, this product becomes an intellectual property that must be protected from unauthorized duplication. Examples of unique creations include computer software, art, poetry, graphic designs, musical lyrics and compositions, novels, film, original architectural designs, website content, etc. One safeguard that can be used to legally protect an original creation is copyright.
Under copyright law, a work is considered original if the author created it from independent thinking void of duplication. This type of work is known as an Original Work of Authorship (OWA). Anyone with an original work of authorship automatically has the copyright to that work, preventing anyone else from using or replicating it. The copyright can be registered voluntarily by the original owner if they would like to get an upper hand in the legal system in the event that the need arises
1. Describe how to limit the hourly fees and expenses necessary for efficiency in order to effectively reduce all mediation costs to resolve financial disputes.
2. Describe, in terms of the revised ACTS, the two fundamental responsibilities that an arbitrator is expected to perform in any financial dispute resolution.
3. In terms of the financial arena, what are the guidelines for the formality and recognition of the arbitration process?
4. Where can we find the first principle governing the arbitration process for financial basis in reference to the sections of the constitution?
5. For the resolution of business disagreements; explain the tribunals' introduction and other dynamics pertaining to the entire procedure for all financial engagements; Describe the nature of the registration procedure, which spanned all oppositions.
6. What is the objective of compulsory licensing for all financial goals that conflict with the public interest?
7. In the resolution for the COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT in finance frameworks, what are the parties' intentions?
8. What does the Coyright require of fiancé officers in terms of long-term tangibility when it is expressed?
9. Provide a comprehensive overview of the entire dynamics of patents as intellectual property in finance.