Which Intellectual Property has indefinite term of protection?
Question and options
Which Intellectual Property has indefinite term of protection?
- Trademark
- Copyright
- Design
- Patent
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A - Trademark
A trademark can be protected indefinitely, since its 10-year registration can be renewed any number of times. Copyright, design and patent protection all have fixed terms.
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