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Canada's intellectual property law in a nutshell / Martin P.J. Kratz

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General Note:	"Canada's Intellectual Property Law in a Nutshell, Third Edition provides a thorough introduction to this important area of law. Heavily footnoted, the text provides an accessible approach to understanding and researching IP issues in copyright, trademark, patent, industrial design, and law of confidentiality as well as more specialized fields. Deep coverage of complementary areas of law such as restrictive covenants, privacy, and domain names are included."--Publisher's description.
Bibliography, etc. Note:	Includes bibliographical references and index.
Formatted Contents Note:	What is intellectual property? -- Copyright law -- Moral rights -- Neighbouring rights -- Integrated circuit topographies -- Industrial design -- Trademarks -- Protection of unregistered trademarks -- Personality rights -- Plant breeders' rights -- Confidential information -- Patents -- Utility models -- Intentional Economic torts -- International treaties -- Contracts in restraint of trade -- Domain names -- Privacy