A) Copyright
B) Patent
C) Industrial design
D) Personality rights
E) None of the above
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A) Under the Industrial Design Act.
B) As a distinguishing guise under the Trade-marks Act.
C) Through a patent application
D) Through the Copyright Act for the illustrations of the method.
E) None of the above
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A) Nothing. Such is the price of fame.
B) Nothing. The public would not be likely to think that he has endorsed the product.
C) He may obtain an injunction to prevent the company from using his name.
D) Nothing. This is an issue of trade mark law, and Mr. Eves has not registered his name as a trade mark.
E) Nothing. There is nothing offensive about being associated with a hardware product.
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A) Yes. The pill is not currently known or used in Canada.
B) Yes. The pill is not described in any patent or publication printed in Canada or any other country.
C) Yes. The pill is not in public use or on sale in Canada.
D) Yes. A , B, and C all are true
E) No. Ang is not the inventor of the pill
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A) Trade mark
B) Patents
C) Personality rights
D) Copyright
E) Torts
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A) Director of a corporation
B) Officer of a corporation
C) Consultant of a corporation
D) Both A and B
E) All of the above
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A) Copyright
B) Trade marks
C) Confidential information
D) Industrial design
E) Personality rights
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A) A trade mark will not be registered unless it has actually been in use in Canada.
B) Registration of a trade mark cannot be based on registration in a foreign country.
C) If the DUCT Corp. attempts to register "DUCT tape" as a trade mark, it would be refused.
D) Use of another person's trade mark is not infringement if it is not done for profit.
E) Both C and D
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A) A computer program can be copyrighted in Canada.
B) A computer program cannot be copyrighted in Canada.
C) A computer program can be copyrighted in Canada, but not its "interface".
D) An icon - a distinctive graphic image - in a program can itself be copyrighted.
E) Both A and D
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A) A slogan
B) A design for wallpaper
C) A brand name
D) Both A and C
E) All of the above
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A) Theft
B) Fraud
C) Unauthorized use of a computer
D) Mischief in relation to data
E) Unlawful interception of electronic communications
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A) The Ford Motor Company's five year plan
B) This textbook
C) A device designed to read a bank machine card and transfer funds from the account without the transaction being recorded on the cardholder's account
D) The theory of general relativity
E) None of the above
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A) It requires registration of the work with the federal government in Ottawa.
B) It requires registration of the work through the Post Office.
C) It requires a copyright notice at the beginning of the work along with the date and owner's name.
D) It requires no registration and occurs automatically upon the work being made.
E) Either A or B
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A) No. Computer programs cannot be patented in Canada.
B) No. Morris's invention, while useful and ingenious, is not new.
C) Yes. The device as a whole, including the computer program, can be patented.
D) No. The computer program is not integral to the device.
E) No, but he can register the computer chip under the Integrated Circuit Topography Act.
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A) By assigning the copyright to the song, Vic lost all control over its use.
B) Vic can stop the marketing campaign as he retains the moral rights in the song.
C) Provided the assignee has not breached the assignment contract, Vic has no remedy.
D) As Vic was the author of the work, the company required his consent to any use of the song.
E) The assignee's use of the song constitutes fair dealing.
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A) Patent
B) Industrial design
C) Copyright
D) Trade mark
E) Trade secret
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A) Tracer has no remedy unless it establishes that Big Tree owed it a fiduciary duty.
B) Tracer has no remedy unless it establishes that Big Tree acquired the Harris tract pursuant to a constructive trust.
C) Big Tree is liable to Tracer for breach of confidence
D) Tracer has no remedy unless it establishes that Big Tree committed a breach of contract.
E) Any one of A, B, or D
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A) Patent
B) Industrial design
C) Integrated Circuits Topography Act
D) Both A and C
E) Both B and C
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A) An "M" in the shape of two large golden arches.
B) "Cold Relief", for a cold remedy
C) "Jean Chretien" tires
D) Both A and B
E) All of the above
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A) A new board game
B) The design of a boat hull for a new line of boats to be sold across Canada
C) The design on a painting
D) Both A and B
E) All of the above
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