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IP consists of four key elements: trade marks, copyright, designs and patents. The different forms of IP exist for different lengths of time, or 'term'.

Mar 9, 2017 ... Trade marks, copyright, designs and patents are collectively known as intellectual property (IP). IP goes to the heart of what your business ...

Feb 11, 2015 ... The Federation Against Software Theft (FAST) has called for greater protection for the software industry against intellectual property (IP) ...

Apr 5, 2018 ... ... intellectual-property dispute or been caught out by an unexpected health and safety inspection. Running a business can often feel a bit like ...

Intellectual property (trade marks, copyright, etc) is a valuable asset for many businesses, and you will want to ensure that you protect your own intellectual ...

intellectual property law covering trademarks, copyright, designs and patents. See 'Intellectual property'. Harming the collective interests of consumers.

For more information, please see 'Intellectual property'. Back to top. Unfair contract terms. The CRA also covers the use of unfair terms in consumer contracts.

intellectual property (for example, counterfeiting); product safety; weights and measures (also known as 'metrology'). [*Some types of Trading Standards ...

ownership of industrial, commercial or intellectual property rights; awards and distinctions. The consumer's rights. These include rights the consumer may have ...

Goods must also comply with other Trading Standards laws, such as those relating to product safety, underage sales and intellectual property (see below).