Intellectual property law / L. Bently and B. Sherman.

1. Introduction; 2. Introduction to copyright; 3. Subjet matter; 4. Criteria for protection; 5. Authorship and first ownership; 6. Nature of the rights; 7. Duration of copyright; 8. Infringement; 9. Defences; 10. Moral rights; 11. Exploitation and use of copyright; 12. Limits on exploitation; 13. Related rights: performers' rights, database right, technological measures, rights management information, public lending right, and the droit de suite; 14. Introduction to patents; 15. The nature of a patent; 16. Procedure for grant of a patent; 17. Patentable subject matter; 18. Novelity; 19. Inventive step; 20. Internal requirements for patentability; 21. Ownership; 22. Infringement; 23. Patent exploitation; 24. Rights related to patents; 25. Acquiring registered design protection in the United Kingdom and the community; 26. The community concept of design; 27. Grounds of invalidity: novelty, individual character, and relative grounds; 28. The rights of a proprietor of a UK registered design, a registered community design, and unregistered community design; 29. Copyright protection for designs; 30. Unregistered design right; 31. Introduction to passing off and trade marks; 32. Passing off; 33. Misrepresentation; 34. Damage; 35. Trade mark registration; 36. Subject matter; 37. Absolute grounds for refusal; 38. Relative grounds for refusal; 39. Revocation; 40. Infringement; 41. Trad mark defences; 42. Exploitation and use of trade marks; 43. Geographical indications of origin; 44. Is the information capable of being protected?; 45. Obligation of confidence; 46. Breach, defenses, and remedies; 47. Litigation; 48. Civil and criminal remedies.