BASICS OF IPR

3. Legal rights granted to the creator of an original work.
6. The transfer of rights or ownership of intellectual property from one party to another.
7. The process of determining whether a new invention is eligible for patent protection.
9. Principle grants the right to exclude others from using an inventor's patented invention.
12. IPR involves protecting confidential business information.
16. The act of copying someone else's work and presenting it as your own.
17. The office responsible for granting patents and trademarks in the United States.
19. An agreement that allows someone to use your intellectual property under specific terms.
20. The person or entity that holds legal rights to intellectual property.
21. Term for using someone else's trademarked name or logo to deceive consumers.
23. A legal action to prevent further infringement of intellectual property rights.
24. Property Rights "IPR" stand for....
25. Administers the TRIPS Agreement.

1. Main criteria for a country-wise patent search.
2. Term for the unauthorized copying of software, music, or other digital media.
4. The person who applies for a patent.
5. Protects new and useful inventions logos.
8. The act of taking inspiration from someone else's work without copying it directly.
10. Trademark primarily used to protect.
11. Governs IPR enforcement.
13. The act of revealing confidential information without permission.
14. Limited use of copyrighted material without permission for purposes such as criticism, commentary, and education.
15. Database is commonly used to conduct a country-wise patent search.
18. Intellectual Property Rights encourage.
22. Type of patent is granted for new and useful processes, machines, or compositions.