Titlebook: Reframing Intellectual Property Law in Sri Lanka; Lessons from the Dev Althaf Marsoof,Kanchana Kariyawasam,Chamila Talaga Book 2022 The Edi

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Patents,s effective use of the flexibilities under international law in implementing the minimum standards of patent protection. The chapter‘s main contribution comes in the form of recommendations to improve Sri Lanka‘s patent regime so that domestic interests are better addressed while adhering to international norms and expectations.

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2510-1420 .Explores approaches to domestic IP lawmaking from a develop.This book is a reflection on domestic intellectual property lawmaking from a developing country’s perspective. It focuses on Sri Lanka—a South Asian jurisdiction with a socio-economic, cultural, and political landscape similar to other dev

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Trade Marks,rade marks. The chapter identifies shortcomings and gaps in the existing law and proposes reforms to ensure that trade mark law in Sri Lanka reflects international standards and caters to modern expectations while addressing domestic interests.

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Copyright,c recommendations with regard to how the provisions dealing with copyright exceptions could be improved to bring about a better balance between copyright protection and achieving legitimate public interest objectives, such as access to knowledge and education.

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Introduction,i Lanka‘s IP laws from colonial times to the present day and makes the claim for law reform. The chapter also sets out the approach adopted in writing this book and its scalability and provides the reader with a roadmap to the chapters that follow.

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,Crafting Domestic Intellectual Property Law–International Obligations, Flexibilities, and Approachens that arise from such international instruments and the flexibilities that typically allow individual states the wriggle room to address domestic interests. The chapter also considers some of the best practices that may be adopted in formulating domestic laws that implement the standards as envisa

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Patents, into consideration Sri Lanka‘s commitments under TRIPS and the Paris Convention. Importantly, the chapter explores whether Sri Lankan patent law makes effective use of the flexibilities under international law in implementing the minimum standards of patent protection. The chapter‘s main contributi

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,Plant Varieties, Farmers’ Rights, and Access to Genetic Resources,ional treaties and instruments that deal with the protection of new plant varieties and the grant of equitable access to genetic resources. Despite the need to comply with obligations flowing from international law and the necessity to regulate the protection of new plant varieties and access to gen

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