Intellectual Property Rights and Public International Law: Book for CLAT PG

The Intellectual Property Rights and Public International Law book for CLAT PG is designed exclusively for aspirants preparing for the postgraduate Common Law Admission Test. It combines two important legal subjects in one structured resource, helping students study key principles, doctrines, statutory concepts, and international legal frameworks efficiently.

• The Intellectual Property Rights section helps aspirants understand the legal protection available for creations, inventions, brands, designs, and confidential information. It covers important areas such as copyright, patents, trademarks, geographical indications, industrial designs, trade secrets, infringement, remedies, and relevant international frameworks.
• The Public International Law section focuses on the rules and principles governing relations between states and international entities. It includes important topics such as sources of international law, state recognition, state responsibility, jurisdiction, treaties, international organisations, diplomatic relations, the United Nations, human rights, law of the sea, and peaceful settlement of disputes.

The content is organised in an exam-oriented manner to support conceptual learning, legal interpretation, and quick revision. It helps CLAT PG aspirants understand judicial reasoning, analyse legal passages, and apply important principles while answering passage-based questions.

Key Features

• Designed exclusively for CLAT PG aspirants
• Covers Intellectual Property Rights and Public International Law
• Explains important legal principles, treaties, doctrines, and institutions
• Includes key concepts related to patents, copyright, trademarks, and international law
• Useful for passage-based and legal comprehension questions
• Suitable for detailed preparation and quick revision

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