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History of Trademark
The history of trademarks spans centuries and reflects the evolution of commerce, branding, and legal systems. The earliest trademarks date back to ancient times, and the concept has evolved over the centuries. Ancient origins: The use of marks ...
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How to Become a Lawyer in Scotland
In recent years, the landscape of legal education and training in Scotland has undergone a significant transformation, offering multiple routes for aspiring solicitors and advocates. Understanding the intricacies of these pathways is crucial for thos...
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Historical Foundations of English and Scottish Legal Systems
The English and Scottish legal systems have historical roots that date back centuries. The English legal system has its origins in the common law tradition, which developed over centuries through judicial decisions and legal precedents. The Scottish ...
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Express Licence vs Implied Licence
An express licence and an implied licence are two different legal concepts related to intellectual property rights, such as copyrights, patents, and trademarks. They govern how rights are granted or conveyed to others. Express LicenceIt is a licence ...
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Implied Licence
An implied licence refers to a licence granted by the owner of a copyright or intellectual property rights that is not explicitly stated in a formal written agreement but is understood or implied based on the actions or conduct of the parties involve...
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History of Copyright
Copyright law, a cornerstone of intellectual property rights, has a rich and evolving history that spans centuries. It has continually adapted to the changing landscape of technology and creativity, seeking to strike a balance between safeguarding th...
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Search Order
A search order, also known as an Anton Piller order, is a legal remedy or court order that allows a party, typically the plaintiff or petitioner, to search and seize evidence or property from another party's premises without prior notice. Search...
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Freezing Order
A freezing order, also known as a Mareva injunction, is a legal remedy or court order that prevents a party from disposing of or dealing with their assets, typically financial assets, pending the outcome of legal proceedings. The purpose of a freezin...
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Interim Injunction
An interim injunction, also known as a preliminary injunction, temporary injunction or interlocutory injunction, is a court order issued during the course of a legal proceeding that temporarily restrains a party from taking certain actions or compels...
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Purposes of Interim Injunction
An interim injunction is a court order issued during the course of a legal proceeding that temporarily restrains a party from taking certain actions or compels them to perform specific actions until a final judgment is reached in the case. Its primar...
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Anti-competitive Practices
Anti-competitive practices are actions or strategies employed by businesses, individuals, or entities to undermine or distort competition in a market, often to their own advantage but at the expense of consumers, other competitors, or the market as a...
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Impact of Retained EU Law
Retained EU law is a legal concept in the context of the UK's withdrawal from the EU. It refers to the body of EU law and legislation that, following Brexit, has been incorporated into UK law to ensure legal continuity and stability. This concept is ...
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History of Intellectual Property
Intellectual property (IP) refers to a legal concept that grants exclusive rights to individuals or entities for their intellectual creations and innovations. It is a crucial means of protecting intangible assets, including ideas, inventions, creativ...
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Functions of Intellectual Property
Intellectual property (IP) refers to a category of legal rights that are granted to individuals or entities for their creations or inventions, providing them with exclusive rights to use, distribute, and profit from these intangible assets. It serves...
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Major Principles of Criminal Law
Criminal Law is a cornerstone of any just and orderly society, and its foundation is built upon a set of guiding principles. These principles serve as the foundation for the legal systems in many countries and are designed to ensure fairness, justice...
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