James & Wells Intellectual Property Law in New Zealand - 3rd Edition (Book)

James & Wells Intellectual Property Law in New Zealand is an, authoritative, highly accessible legal work covering all aspects of intellectual property law and practice in New Zealand – from Patent, Trade Mark and Copyright Law through to Border Protection, Passing Off and Domain Names. It offers a detailed analysis of the relevant legislation and case law as well as practical advice to the lawyer and IP manager. The principle-based approach makes the book suitable for use in tertiary education.

The new edition carefully brings existing content up to date and importantly ensures practitioners have access to a current hardcopy analysis of Patents Act 2013 which came into force in September 2014 and replaced the Patents Act 1953, and the subsequent Patents Regulations 2014.  

Chapter 1. Introduction to Intellectual Property Law in New Zealand

Chapter 2: Patents

Chapter 3: Plant Variety Rights

Chapter 4: Copyright

Chapter 5: Layout Designs

Chapter 6: Design Registrations

Chapter 7: Trade Marks 

Chapter 8: Domain Names and Other Issues in Electronic Commerce

Chapter 9: Passing Off

Chapter 10: The Fair Trading Act 1986

Chapter 11: Border Protection