📰 The global pandemic has caused huge declines in businesses, and business partners are unable to meet contractual obligations. Many licences, including IP licences, contain force majeure (act of God, e.g. disaster) clauses that excuse non-performance in the event of a disaster or other unforeseeable
Month: October 2020 (page 5 of 6)
✒️ Many are concerned with attempts by industry players to monopolize the availability of treatments, diagnostics, medicines, medical supplies and devices needed to maximize profit in the interest if their own agenda, ahead of public interest in tackling the Covid-19 pandemic.
🏥 To meet public
💦 Nesh Marketing Sdn Bhd with its Nesh Qoozo, a first-in-the-world, patented water filter that uses the science of ozonation, is one of Malaysian companies that made it to the international market using their patented technology.
ℹ️ Source: https://www.intellect-worldwide.com/patent-registration-innovation-success-stories-from-malaysia-and-the-world/<br
©️ PERFUME IS COPYRIGHTABLE
📰 The Dutch Copyright Act basically provides that anything can qualify for protection as long as it is perceptible and original. The High Court ruled that the smell of a perfume may fulfil these requirements, even if only perceptible through the nose. This was established
⚗️ WD-40
📰 It turns out that this particular product does not have a patent. In 1953, the Rocket Chemical Company wanted to make a rust-prevention solvent and degreaser for the aerospace industry. The company felt that if they had it patent-protected, they would have to disclose what the ingredients
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