Copyrightlaw provides creators and authors with exclusive rights over theiroriginal works, allowing them to control usage and distribution. It coversa wide range of creative works and aims to balance protection forcreators with promoting the dissemination of knowledge and culture.Enforcement against copyright infringement involves legal actions andpenalties to safeguard creators' rights
Trademark law protects distinctive symbols, logos, names, and slogans used toi dentify products and services. It grants the owner exclusive rights to use and control their trademark, preventing others from using similar marks in a way that could lead to consumer confusion. It plays a crucial role in maintaining brand integrity and preventing consumer confusion in the marketplace.
Patent lawgrants inventors exclusive rights to their innovations, encouragingprogress and protecting their investments. By applying for and obtainingpatents, inventors secure legal protection for their groundbreaking ideas,fostering innovation and advanes.
Contract Law provides a framework for the formation, performance, and enforcement of contracts across various sectors and relationships. Key principles include offer, acceptance, consideration, capacity, and legality of contracts. The Act ensures fairness and reliability in business transactions and personal agreements, offering legal remedies for breach of contract and disputes resolution through courts.
