Capturing intellectual property rights

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Neighboring rightsprotect the efforts of performers, music producers, film producers and broadcasters. These rights arise naturally, as with copyright.
Drawing and design rightprotects the design of two- or three-dimensional utilitarian objects, such as the design of household appliances.
Database right applies to collections of curated data, such as Central Bureau of Statistics data. This is an automatic right that does not need to be registered first.
Trade name law protects a company's name. This too is an automatic right, which takes effect as soon as you actively use your company name. For example, on your website, invoices or in advertisements.
Plant variety rights are there to protect new georgia mobile numbers list plant varieties from breeders.
Chip law protects electronic circuits on a computer chip, which is programmed to perform a particular function.
It is important to know what law your intellectual property falls under. That also tells you whether you need to register your intellectual property rights. For example, registering intellectual property rights is not necessary if your creation falls under copyright (that right applies automatically), but it is necessary if you want to retain your trademark rights. You must officially register your trademark if you want to protect it properly. The same applies if you have made a technical invention: it is important that you apply for a patent on it as soon as possible, so that it is clear that you are the inventor and no one else.