Core Statutes on Intellectual Property: 08-09: (Palgrave Macmillan Core Statutes)

Product Description This book offers an expert selection of statutes relating to intellectual property law designed to provide an easy-to-use reference whether in the lecture hall or in the examination.It contains the essential materials students need. It is published biennially to ensure content is completely up-to-date. It excludes commentary and is therefore ideal for exam use. It is designed to be easy to use under exam conditions. It is compiled by an experienced lecturer. Intellectual property is a dynamic and fast-paced area of law making this regularly updated volume an essential companion to any course requiring the latest information.Intellectual property is one of the fastest-moving areas of law, which makes it ideal for a regularly updated set of statutory materials with a fresh approach to the subject. This new book provides all the essential UK and international statutes without annotation, making it the ideal companion to studying IP law. Synopsis This book offers an expert selection of statutes relating to intellectual property law designed to provide an easy-to-use reference whether in the lecture hall or in the examination.It contains the essential materials students need. It is published biennially to ensure content is completely up-to-date. It excludes commentary and is therefore ideal for exam use. It is designed to be easy to use under exam conditions. It is compiled by an experienced lecturer. Intellectual property is a dynamic and fast-paced area of law making this regularly updated volume an essential companion to any course requiring the latest information.Intellectual property is one of the fastest-moving areas of law, which makes it ideal for a regularly updated set of statutory materials with a fresh approach to the subject. This new book provides all the essential UK and international statutes without annotation, making it the ideal companion to studying IP law. About the Author MARGARET DOWIE-WHYBROW is a Senior Lecturer in Law at the University of Greenwich, UK, and a former Associate Law Lecturer for the Open University, specializing in media law and intellectual property law. She is a Barrister of Gray's Inn, London, and has worked as an in-house lawyer for a large multi-media company. In addition to teaching duties, Margaret serves as the Law Department Web Editor at the University of Greenwich.