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Barristers and Property Law

By: Claire Jarrett | 2011-06-20 | Intellectual property
Property law in the United Kingdom has undergone great changes over the years and property owners have to be abreast of the latest laws that are regulating the various properties including lands and buildings. read more

Intellectual Property Laws

By: Claire Jarrett | 2011-05-12 | Intellectual property
Intellectual Property consists of property that is considered intangible. According to the law there are at least three different types of properties, which include real property, personal property and intangible property. read more

Property Law - Neighbourhood Disputes

By: Chris Gyles | 2011-01-24 | Law
This article briefly covers the laws behind neighbourhood disputes. read more

Property Law – Real Property vs Personal Property

By: Claire Jarrett | 2010-09-27 | Law
Property law in the United Kingdom is divided into three regions - Scotland, England & Wales, and Northern Ireland. The property laws of Scotland are quite different from that of England and Wales. However the property laws of Northern Ireland and England are fairly similar. Scottish property law had originated and was derived from the Scottish feudal law system. However it has undergone extensive adaptations and changes under the modern statute. read more

Intellectual Property and Law

By: Louisa | 2011-09-15 | Intellectual property
Intellectual property is related to things that are created using people's mental faculties, including inventions, designs, literary and artistic work, etc. There are two categories of intellectual property. These are industrial property and copyright. Trademarks, patents and industrial designs are classified under industrial property, while copyright covers rights related to music, literary work, artistic creations, films, etc. read more

Effective Review of Property Laws

By: tim jhonson | 2010-11-07 | National, state, local
Property law falls into the common law legal system and concerns all aspects of ownership of 'real' property (land ownership as opposed to ownership of movable possessions) and personal property (movable possessions). read more

Important UK Property Law Acts

By: Claire Jarrett | 2011-04-08 | Law
UK property law explains rights and responsibilities of the parties with contracts that are associated with properties such as agricultural residency, common leases, official leases, and mortgages. Along with this, UK property law also explains general hold possessions, partner ownership and trespassing laws. There are a number of specific acts that have come into place, particularly since 1986. read more

Property Law - Freehold And Leasehold Property

By: Chris Gyles | 2011-01-24 | Law
This article gives a brief outline of freehold and leasehold property laws. read more

Conveyancing And Property Law - First Time Buyers

By: Chris Gyles | 2011-01-24 | Law
This article gives a detailed summary about conveyancing and property law for first time buyers. read more

Intellectual Property Law Firm In India

By: Biswajit Sarkar | 2010-12-24 | Law
Intellectual property is a term that describes Patents, Copyright, Trade Marks, Industrial Designs, Confidential information and Know how. Intellectual property is a result of intellectual activity and effort. The protection of intellectual property is carried out by intellectual property law firms in India. read more

UK Property Law from a Foreign Perspective

By: Claire Jarrett | 2010-09-27 | Law
UK property laws are constantly changing and particularly in the last few years a number of additional legislation has been added due to the increasing number of immigrants to the country, and international companies interested in real estate and industrial properties. To protect the rights of native UK citizens the government has raised certain restrictions regarding non-UK residents buying property in the region. read more

Community Property Law in California Explained

By: Jon Alexander | 2010-04-04 | Divorce
California is a community property ("CP") state. It is one of only nine other CP states in America. Under CP law, husbands and wives are deemed co-owners of property much like a partnership. In California all the properties owned by a married couple fits into three categories. It is either (1) CP; (2) separate property; or (3) quasi-community property. read more

Types of Intellectual and Property Law

By: Louisa | 2011-09-15 | Intellectual property
Understanding the different types of Intellectual property that are available to consider is one of the first steps for intellectual property lawyers. Though the lawyers may be able to describe the various types and the one that suits the requirement, it is always better for the entrepreneur to know the different types, before proceeding to the next step. read more

The History of Intellectual Property Law

By: Claire Jarrett | 2011-06-06 | Intellectual property
The use of a trademark is for the exclusive indentifying of a commercial source or origin for a product or service. These sources of information or badges as they have been come to be called have existed for a long time. Trademarks can be traced all the way back as far as the Roman Empire. Believed to be the first users of trademarks, this was how blacksmiths would keep track of one another's work when designing armor and weapons most notably swords. There have been other well-known trademarks t read more

Commercial Property Law Specialists in Macclesfield

By: jeffrey a joy | 2011-09-29 | Business
The commercial property Macclesfield lawyers do not charge much and keep a great rapport with the clients. Many such lawyer firms are found in Macclesfield. You can choose the best after checking about them from the internet. read more