Judicial Analysis Of Order Of Abandonment

INTRODUCTION:

Intellectual Property has always been seen an exclusive set of rights which command protection for the moral and economic rights of the original creator. While the major emphasis of these rights is to entrust legal protection, the rights also ensure in creating healthy opportunities for the right holders to developing financial assets and also gain favorable incentives for further progress. These legal rights, most commonly in form on patents, trademarks and copyright, protect the creativity and dissemination of their work. Infringement has been defined as "the action of breaking the terms of a law, agreement, and violation." Intellectual Property rights are infringed when a product, creation or invention protected by laws is exploited, copied or otherwise used without having the proper authorization, permission or allowance from the person who owns those rights. The motives for protecting the IP rights are a matter of crucial interest to both company