Question
Which of the following rights arises automatically upon
creation and does not require registration for protection?Solution
Among all forms of IPR, Copyright is unique because: • It arises the moment an original work (literary, musical, artistic, etc.) is created and fixed in a tangible medium. • No registration is necessary to enjoy copyright protection, although registration may help in legal disputes. Other options require registration: • A. Patent – Requires formal application and grant. • B. Trademark – Requires registration to enforce exclusive rights. • D. Industrial Design – Needs to be registered for protection. • E. Geographical Indication – Also requires registration to be enforceable.
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