Intellectual Property

This book assesses the developing law against an interpretive methodology that seeks to rationalize rights, and brings coherence to the Copyright Act, in the face of challenging digital facts. Included in this methodology is a detailed analysis of the meaning and applicability of the principle of technological neutrality.

This book is a comprehensive statement of Canadian copyright law and practice.

This edition is comprised of four separate parts dealing with copyright, industrial design, integrated circuit topography and the taxation of intellectual property. It provides coverage of such issues as registration, licensing and assignment procedures.