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LEGAL PROTECTION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

Concept to Commercialisation™:

The easiest way to secure rights in Intellectual Property is to keep it locked up safely with oneself. However, this does not lead to a happy conclusion. Intellectual Property must reach its logical conclusion. An idea must be taken from its early seminal stage guided through registration/prosecution to the ultimate end - commercialisation. Ideas must translate into business [profit] and commercial success. It is only then that an idea is worthwhile to assist much and to its creator.

It is therefore preferable to enjoy an legal right to Intellectual Property rather than to fortify it and keep it away from the world. Apropos enforcement measures, there are 5 essentially different means by which enforcement can be engineered. They are in descending order of co-gency:

•	An absolute monopoly of the market; •	A clarified monopoly; •	A monopoly of the use of one’s creation within the market; •	A compulsory license; •	A body of the disparate principles linked together by the concept of unfair competition.

Rodney D. Ryder

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