The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1994 - Law |
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Page 152
... protection of new ideas , that is the essence of intellectual property rights . The traditional method of protection is through the patent system . Despite the high transaction costs and time delays associated with obtaining patents ...
... protection of new ideas , that is the essence of intellectual property rights . The traditional method of protection is through the patent system . Despite the high transaction costs and time delays associated with obtaining patents ...
Page 303
... Protection Bill that has been introduced into Parliament and raises a number of policy questions that are implied in the Bill . Introduction It would appear that Neil Pugmire , the Wanganui Crown Health Enterprise employee who warned of ...
... Protection Bill that has been introduced into Parliament and raises a number of policy questions that are implied in the Bill . Introduction It would appear that Neil Pugmire , the Wanganui Crown Health Enterprise employee who warned of ...
Page 337
... Protection afforded by the law of contract The law of contract offers protection for Confidential Information through either express or implied terms of the contract . Confidentiality Agreements are also enforceable at law being ...
... Protection afforded by the law of contract The law of contract offers protection for Confidential Information through either express or implied terms of the contract . Confidentiality Agreements are also enforceable at law being ...
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