Exam 6: Intellectual Property
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Serena invents a new, unique, long-life battery. A grant from the government that gives Serena the exclusive right to make and sell the battery for a certain period of time is
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The unauthorized use of another's mark in a domain name constitutes trademark infringement.
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The products involved in a trademark dilution suit must be similar.
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Berry Good LLC registers its trademark with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, and uses it to market a distinctive line of ice cream products. Crabapple Inc. uses the mark without Berry's authorization to sell imitation frozen desserts. Berry has a cause of action against
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Chris operates the Devil's Brew chain of coffee stands. "Devil's Brew" is
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A license allows the use of the patented idea for certain specified purposes.
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The process behind the production of "AccountForIt," a suite of business accounting and inventory software, is potentially protected by
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GoodGro Inc. makes genetically modified seeds that are identical to Harvest Corporation's patented seeds, without Harvest's permission. This is most likely
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The need to protect certain types of intellectual property is recognized in the U.S. Constitution.
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Trademark infringement occurs when someone fully or to a substantial degree uses a protected trademark without permission.
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