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10 A firm of country "TMX"TM has registered the Domain"TMs name "TMJahoo"TM for promoting relevant services. A firm in country "TMY"TM has registered her Domain"TMs name as "TMJahooy"TM. State whether the firm of country "TMY"TM infringed the Trade Mark of the firm of country "TMX"TM. Information Technology Law 2013 1×
10 An Indian website was hacked by a national of a neighbouring country. Which court will have jurisdiction to punish the hacker? Decide. Information Technology Law 2017 1×
10 A man whose proposal was rejected by a lady, followed her on the internet, and posted objectionable literature on her Facebook account. Is he liable for such an act? Discuss. Information Technology Law 2017 1×
10 Messages which are offensive to a particular religion, community, ethnic group or political party are posted in a blog or a social networking site. Such messages might have the effect of either inciting hatred in the minds of the people or communal clashes between two groups. Is it an offence under the Information Technology Act, 2000? Examine. Information Technology Law 2020 1×
10 Mr. A of Canada sends indecent E-mail to Mr. B of Chandigarh on his E-mail address. Under which provision of Information Technology Act, 2000 Mr. A will be liable? Information Technology Law 2019 1×
10 Mr. X, claiming to be the representative of ICIC bank, Hyderabad, through E-mail, sought particulars of a customer of the bank, Mr. Y . Mr. Y thinking that it is a genuine mail furnished account number, debit card number, ATM card number, PIN etc. Mr. X using these particulars purchased electronic goods through an outlet. What cyber crime has Mr. X committed? Examine. Information Technology Law 2018 1×
10 Mr. X, a French national, sitting in Paris hacked the computer system of M/s. Y Corporation India situated in Hyderabad. Whether Mr. X, a foreign national, can be tried in India for the offence of hacking under the Information Technology Act, 2000. Discuss the legal position. Information Technology Law 2018 1×
10 Mr. Kaisar introduced a virus into all the systems used by his employer at his working office. Due to that malware, all the data in the systems got crashed. Discuss the provision of law to initiate a case in these circumstances against Kaisar. Information Technology Law 2023 1×
10 Mr. X, a research scholar, is pursuing his research after Ph.D. in law in Hyderabad. For the purpose of his research he circumvents (unlocks) the technological measures (locks) of an online database maker who deals with various E-Journals online by "TMPay for use"TM method. Whether Mr. X is liable for committing any offence. Information Technology Law 2018 1×
10 Mr. "TMA"TM steals computer source code. Under which provision of the Information Technology Act, 2000 is Mr. "TMA"TM liable? Information Technology Law 2019 1×
10 Mr. "TMX"TM fraudulently acquires the sensitive information such as Passwords and credit card details, and misrepresents himself and uses the parameters for his personal purpose. What is the offence committed by Mr. X? Information Technology Law 2019 1×
10 The official website of an Indian Ministry was hacked by certain persons across the border. How can such incidents be prevented and punished under the cyber law? Information Technology Law 2016 1×
10 In an online contract, state when and where the contract is deemed to have been concluded. Information Technology Law 2013 1×
10 The original home page of a website belonging to a Government Department is substituted with another page by a computer miscreant. Disturbing images and offensive phrases are displayed in the process. It affected the image of the Government Department. Are there adequate provisions under the Information Technology Act for counteracting this kind of problem? Examine. Information Technology Law 2020 1×
10 A pornographic content was made available through the services of an Internet Service Provider (ISP). Discuss the liability of such ISP under the Information Technology Act, 2000. Information Technology Law 2017 1×
10 Raju, who has entered into an online contract for the supply of certain goods, and was supplied the same, has found them to be defective. Discuss the remedies available to Raju. Information Technology Law 2015 1×
10 Ramu is buying and selling of goods and services on the internet, but once he felt deficiency of services. Explain the available remedies to "TMX"TM. Information Technology Law 2022 1×
10 Ravi of Delhi has made an offer to sell an article to Kumar of Hyderabad through Internet. Kumar has sent his acceptance through the same process. State where and when the contract was concluded. Information Technology Law 2015 1×
10 A shopkeeper of a Xerox copying centre has downloaded the previous project works of MCA students and started to sell such downloaded material to the customers. Has the shopkeeper committed any wrongful act? Information Technology Law 2023 1×
10 Smt. Sudha received a call on mobile from Mr. Kumar who has threatened her for extortion of money. The conversation between them is recorded by Sudha. Is the recorded conversation taken between them used as a piece of evidence? Information Technology Law 2023 1×
10 A software company came with a very useful computer programme. What is the best mode of IPR Protection that can be afforded in India to such programme? Information Technology Law 2017 1×
10 A software engineer opened a web-site deceptively similar to a well known website of the company, and posted false statements on it. Can the police suomotto register a case against the software engineer? Information Technology Law 2023 1×
10 A, studying in 5th class in the Hyderabad city, has involved in a cyber crime with a US based Company. Explain the law to deal the case. Information Technology Law 2022 1×
10 A suit has been filed for validity of Patent rights. What do the provisions of the IT Act 2000 state in relation to Patents? Information Technology Law 2012 1×
10 A teacher has downloaded certain articles on internet, made copies of the same and distributed some to his students at nominal costs. State whether the teacher is guilty of violation of copy right. Information Technology Law 2015 1×
10 "TMX"TM involved in the cyber crime in India. How can he be triable by Indian laws? Information Technology Law 2012 1×
10 "TMX"TM is sending secret cypher and decoding at his friend Y end. Explain the Law. Information Technology Law 2022 1×
10 Two friends were discussing about some political parties and have posted some offensive comments against the party leaders on the facebook group, and when questioned took the defence of Right to expression. Discuss. Information Technology Law 2024 1×
10 Two men from Mumbai posted offensive comments against some leaders on their Facebook group and took the defence of Right to expression. Discuss. Information Technology Law 2019 1×
10 A unauthorizedly accesses the computer of X and obtains her email password and afterwards fraudulently sends a message to B, X"TMs uncle in India, through X"TMs email and under X"TMs email signature for transferring a sum of Rs. 2 Lakhs in account number mentioned in the email. Has A committed any crime under the Information Technology Law? Discuss referring to judicial decisions. Information Technology Law 2024 1×
10 Unsolicited emails are a menace. They should have a provision to unsubscribe them or they may not be sent unless asked for. Many countries have enacted laws against unsolicited mail known as Anti-Spam laws. Does the Information Technology Act take care of such a problem? Discuss. Information Technology Law 2021 1×
10 An architectural firm copies the design of a landmark building created by a renowned architect. Can the original architect claim copyright infringement under the Copyright Act, 1957? Advise the Architect. Intellectual Property Law 2025 1×
10 'X', an author, assigned his novel to a publishing company. The company published the book showing 'Y' as the author of the novel. Aggrieved by the action of the publisher, 'A' wants to obtain a remedy under IP Law. Advise him. Intellectual Property Law 2019 1×
10 An author has compiled a new English dictionary by extracting information from various sources. Can there be copyright in the said dictionary? Decide with reasons. Intellectual Property Law 2011 1×
10 A U.S. based company wants to patent a traditional medicine used in Telangana. Can it succeed? Decide. Intellectual Property Law 2017 1×
10 'Benz' is the trademark used by a well known carmaker. A garment manufacturer in India used the same trademark for one of the undergarments. Can the carmaker sue the Indian garment manufacturer? If so, on what grounds? Intellectual Property Law 2016 1×
10 A biotechnology company applied for a patent of the 'DNA sequence' of certain hybrid seeds under the copyright law. Can it succeed? Explain. Intellectual Property Law 2013 1×
10 A cinema actor claimed copyright in his performance in a movie, and filed a suit against the cinema producer seeking injunction against the release of the cinema. Discuss with reasons. Intellectual Property Law 2015 1×
10 A cinema actress agreed to perform on the eve of new year celebrations for an agreed cost. However the organizers planned to record her performance, and to sell it to different TV channels. Can she object? Decide. Intellectual Property Law 2014 1×
10 A claims a design right on plastic water bottles. Is he permitted under the Indian Designs Act? Intellectual Property Law 2012 1×
10 'X' company has coined and been using the phrase "Believe in the Best" as a business slogan. 'A', a story writer, has used this phrase "Believe in the Best" a number of times, as the hero of the story always believes in the best. X Company filed a copyright infringement suit against A. Will the company succeed? Intellectual Property Law 2019 1×
10 A company registered a design for a Glucose biscuit sold by it. A rival company used a similar design for its range of Glucose biscuits without any registration of such design. Advise the first company on its rights. Intellectual Property Law 2021 1×
10 Company X is the registered Proprietor of the trademark BRIPLEX for a medical preparation in India. Company X wants to assign that trademark to Mr. A, Mr. Y and Mr. Z in different parts of India. Whether the same can be allowed? Explain with suitable provision. Intellectual Property Law 2018 1×
10 A, a company, is the registered proprietor of the trademark NIACIN, a pharmaceutical preparation. They brought a suit against B company for a permanent injunction restraining them from deceptively using a similar mark NIASIN in respect of the same kind of preparation. Would plaintiff A company succeed? Decide. Intellectual Property Law 2022 1×
10 A computer programmer prepared a software programme in the course of his employment. He wants to protect the same in India. Who can apply for patenting his invention? Intellectual Property Law 2012 1×
10 A foreign company trading in India used the photos of certain religious symbols on footwear. Advise the Indian citizens of their rights under the relevant IPR law. Intellectual Property Law 2017 1×
10 A garments manufacturer started using the trademark "Audi" for his range of readymade clothes. Audi car manufacturers objected to it. Decide. Intellectual Property Law 2017 1×
10 A Government Corporation is producing and selling milk with a registered trademark "Maharland Cow Milk". A private company started selling milk with a trademark "Maha-Anand Cow Milk". Advise the corporation about the violation of its trademark and the remedies available to it. Intellectual Property Law 2011 1×
10 A great classical singer gave a live performance in a university to raise funds for charity. A TV channel broadcast the performance without the singer's permission. What right of the singer is violated in the instant case? Explain. Intellectual Property Law 2016 1×
10 'A' has invented a process of making agricultural land more fertile and capable of yielding higher produce. He wants to obtain a patent for his invention. Will he succeed? Intellectual Property Law 2019 1×