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Ehtisham Ahmad,Meili Niu,Kezhou Xiaoandards that have been set by international intellectual property treaties with respect to product design protection. Then the relevant laws in New Zealand and Australia are discussed. In the following chapter the implications of advances in technology on these laws are examined.

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Aal mariniert (italienische Art),ces in virtual designs are discussed first. The main types of virtual designs are identified, and each is explained in turn. An examination of the extent to which each type is provided protection under copyright and the registered design system follows. Subsequently, 3D printing and the implications of this technology are discussed.

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Studies on Immunization of Trout Against IPN printing on competition. The following chapter discusses further competition law as well as environmental sustainability implications of expanding protection for product designs and promotes the “right of repair” exception as an appropriate mitigating tool.

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Studies on Immunization of Trout Against IPNplacement parts is explored. As was explained, in Chap. ., exclusive intellectual property rights in the market act as an incentive to encourage product designers by enabling them to recoup their investments of time, skill, creative effort and money. Furthermore, exclusive intellectual property rights serve as a deterrent against free-riders.

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Hiroyuki Motomura,Mizuki Matsunumategy. The advantage does however carry risks for New Zealanders and Australian businesses that choose to outsource their manufacture there. This chapter provides an outline of the intellectual property protections that can be used to protect New Zealand and Australian product designs in China.

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