Across
- 2. In relation to parliamentary privilege, refers to an immunity from the ordinary law, which is recognized by the law as a right of the Houses of Parliament of a country and its members.
- 4. To describe property that is created by a person or company through their own intellectual efforts.
- 7. Is the act of reproducing or imitating another person's idea or invention.
- 8. Records are those that are rarely referred to.
- 9. The information that shows the location of a computer file in the drive in which the file is located and the file name.
- 13. A document that is prepared by a Minister for discussion by Cabinet.
Down
- 1. A false attack on someone's good name.
- 3. Is the breach of a duty of care.
- 5. Is a legal term used to describe rights given to creators for their works.
- 6. A term that describes defamation that is heard and not seen.
- 10. Signs used by manufacturers to distinguish their goods.
- 11. Records are those that are referred to at least four times a month.
- 12. A term that describes visual defamation.