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Match the product with the appropriate type of patent to protect that product. Design Prescription Drugs Solar Powered Lawn Mower Drought Resistant Onions A Distinctive Shape for the Hood of a Car
A Distinctive Shape for the Hood of a Car
Which of the following actions or inaction will NOT cause the owner of a trademark to lose their rights to that trademark? A. Failure to place the word "Trademark", "TM", or a similar term next to the mark itself. B. Abandonment of the mark. C. Consistent failure to take enforcement action against known infringers. D. The general usage of the mark as a generic term by the public.
A. Failure to place the word "Trademark", "TM", or a similar term next to the mark itself.
Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding copyrights? A. In most cases, copyright protection lasts for the period of a person's life plus an additional seventy years or if the copyright is owned by an entity, for a period equal to the shorter of 95 years from first publication or 120 years from creation. B. If the work is protected by copyright, no one can use that work without compensating the owner of the work. C. Ideas are protected under copyright law. D. Processes can be protected by copyrights and NOT by patents. E. An artist would like to protect one of her original oil paintings from being sold as original prints. She may only protect her painting by applying for a copyright with the US Copyright office.
A. In most cases, copyright protection lasts for the period of a person's life plus an additional seventy years or if the copyright is owned by an entity, for a period equal to the shorter of 95 years from first publication or 120 years from creation.
Which of the following statements is TRUE? A. The holder of a fee simple defeasible interest may transfer that interest, but all transferees will take the property subject to the initial condition imposed by the interest. B. A freehold estate is a contract for only possession and/or use of real property. C. A reversion, a life estate, and a remainder are all considered future interests. D. Unlike joint tenants, tenants in common are persons who hold undivided interests in the property, each having the right to possession, but neither claiming any specific portion of the property.
A. The holder of a fee simple defeasible interest may transfer that interest, but all transferees will take the property subject to the initial condition imposed by the interest.
Which of the following are requirements for a valid deed? A. Written, delivery, Grantor signature and valid legal description of the real property. B. Written, delivery, notarized and recorded. C. Written, delivery, Grantor signature and notarized. D. Written, delivery, Grantor signature and recorded. E. Written, valid legal description of the real property, recorded and notarized.
A. Written, delivery, Grantor signature and valid legal description of the real property.
Under copyright or patent law, the doctrine of works for hire states that: A. if an employee prepares a copyrightable work within the scope of her employment, her employer is considered the author of the work and therefore owns the copyright. B. if an employee prepares a copyrightable work within the scope of her work, the employee is considered the author of the work for copyright purposes. C. if an employee was NOT hired for a certain type of "inventive work" and develops a patent using his employer's facilities, the employee owns the patent and the employer has NO right to use the patent. D. If an employee is hired for a certain type of "inventive work" and that employee develops a patent within that certain type of "inventive work" on the employee's time away from work and using the employee's facilities, then the employee will own the patent.
A. if an employee prepares a copyrightable work within the scope of her employment, her employer is considered the author of the work and therefore owns the copyright.
In determining whether an item is a fixture, the test of "purpose or use" applies only if the item: A. is affixed to the realty in some way and can be removed without material injury to the realty. B. is affixed to the realty in some way but cannot be removed without material injury to the realty. C. is not affixed to the realty in some way. D. The "purpose and use" test is always used when determining if an item is a fixture.
A. is affixed to the realty in some way and can be removed without material injury to the realty.
Match the item of personal property with an allowed manner of transfer of ownership of that item. Sale Using a Document Called an Assignment Accounts Receivable Inventory of a Business Delivery Truck
Accounts Receivable
Match the ownership interest of Alice in each of the following situations with the correct name for the ownership interest Alice holds in the real property. Reversion In his will, a man conveys his house and lot to Alice in "fee simple forever so long as she does not remarry" O conveys Greenacre "to Alice for life, then to B." O conveys Greenacre "to Bruce for life, then to Alice" O conveys Greenacre to Alice Alice conveys her house and lot to Gabriel in "fee simple forever so long as Gabriel does not remarry"
Alice conveys her house and lot to Gabriel in "fee simple forever so long as Gabriel does not remarry"
Match the following trademarks with the correct classification to determine whether the mark is inherently distinctive: Arbitrary Chapstick Skittles Amazon Coppertone Coca-Cola
Amazon
Which of the following statements concerning the legal effects of a deed is TRUE? A. All Deeds contain a warranty (promise) of the Grantor to "defend title" to the real property. B. A Deed can convey real property to the Grantee, but also reserve (keep) an interest for the Grantor and also affect the use of real property in the future through restrictive covenants. C. A Deed is NOT a contract because it is only signed by the Grantor and not the Grantee. D. In a General Warranty Deed, the Grantor promises to defend title to real property concerning all existing encumbrances.
B. A Deed can convey real property to the Grantee, but also reserve (keep) an interest for the Grantor and also affect the use of real property in the future through restrictive covenants.
Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding Trade Secrets? A. Trade secrets may be protected by federal registration from industrial espionage or disclosure by disloyal employees. B. A trade secret is protected by a business owning that trade secret, not by federal registration. C. While employed, an employee who has no restrictive employment contract with his employer may divulge trade secrets to a competitor with no liability to his/her employer. D. If the owner of a trade secret voluntarily discloses the secret to another person or entity without a nondisclosure agreement, the secret will still be protected.
B. A trade secret is protected by a business owning that trade secret, not by federal registration.
Bob leases a 1 bedroom apartment in New York City. The lease runs from January 1 to December 31. Bob needs to travel abroad for work for 2 years. On June 1, Bob enters into an agreement with Nancy for Nancy to move into and pay rent for Bob's apartment through December 31. Bob moves out of the apartment, never to return. Bob's arrangement with Nancy can be best described as a(n): A. Assignment and Sublease B. Assignment C. Assignment or Sublease D. Sublease
B. Assignment
Which of the following statements is FALSE? ALERT: THIS QUESTION IS ASKING WHICH ANSWER IS FALSE!! A. The intention of the parties with conflicting claims to the property, as expressed in their agreement, is controlling in determining whether personal property has become a fixture. B. If an item is determined to be a fixture it can be removed by the seller of the land without the consent of the buyer because the item is not considered part of the real property. C. A tenant may remove items attached to the leased space provided the tenant can do so without causing material injury to the real property to which it is affixed and the items are not peculiar to the leased space. D. A fixture is property that was created as personal property and which is so firmly attached to real property that an interest in it arises under real property law.
B. If an item is determined to be a fixture it can be removed by the seller of the land without the consent of the buyer because the item is not considered part of the real property.
Which of the following statements is TRUE? A. Patents do NOT give the owner a monopoly to use the patent for a period of time. B. In order to protect a trademark, the owner must use that trademark, otherwise, the trademark will be considered to have been abandoned after three (3) years of non-use. C. Infringement occurs when someone uses another's trade secret without permission. D. Registration of a Trademark is required for the Trademark to be protected by law.
B. In order to protect a trademark, the owner must use that trademark, otherwise, the trademark will be considered to have been abandoned after three (3) years of non-use.
Bob owns Fee Simple title to 100 acres of real property. Bob conveys an easement to Oncor across the 100 acres. Oncor DOES NOT record the document granting the easement. Bob then conveys the 100 acres to Nancy. Nancy has noknowledge of the easement. Will the easement in favor of Oncor be enforceable against Nancy? A. Yes, because the document was in writing. B. No, because Oncor did not record the document granting the easement and Nancy had no notice the easement existed. C. None of these answers are correct. D. Yes - it does not matter whether Oncor recorded the document granting the easement or not.
B. No, because Oncor did not record the document granting the easement and Nancy had no notice the easement existed.
Bob sent an email to author Ella to convey an idea for Ella's next novel. Bob suggested that it concern a lawyer who leaves her practice and moves to Waco, Texas. Ella told Bob that the idea was ridiculous. Two years later, Ella's novel, Fixer Upper Lawyer, based on Bob's idea is a best-seller. Does Bob have a claim against Ella? A. Yes, because the email Bob sent to Ella is sufficient to show ownership of the idea. B. No, because after voluntary communication to others, ideas become available for common use. C. No, because Bob did not reduce his idea to a tangible form. D. Yes, because the idea was so original that it was automatically protected.
B. No, because after voluntary communication to others, ideas become available for common use.
Case, Fine, and Mick own a parcel of land as joint tenants with right of survivorship. Each owns a one-third (1/3) undivided interest. Case's interest was sold to Peter. As a result of the sale from Case to Peter: A. None of these answers are correct. B. Peter owns a one-third (1/3) interest in the land as a tenant in common. C. Fine and Mick each own a one-third (1/3) interest in the land as joint tenants, but Peter owns a one-third (1/3) interest as a tenant in common. D. Fine, Mick, and Peter each own a one-third (1/3) interest in the land as joint tenants
B. Peter owns a one-third (1/3) interest in the land as a tenant in common.
Which of the following statements is False regarding a contract of sale for real property? ALERT: This question is asking which answer is FALSE!!! A. To be enforceable, a contract for the sale of an interest in land must be in writing and signed by the party against whom enforcement is sought. B. None of these answers are false. C. An oral agreement for the sale of land is enforceable under the statute of frauds. D. Two of these answers (not including this one) are false.
C. An oral agreement for the sale of land is enforceable under the statute of frauds.
Which of the following statements is true? A. Copyright protection may be used to protect an original idea that was orally told to a third party. You can assume no recording of the conversation was made. B. Copyrights owned by individuals expire after the same period as copyrights owned by entities. C. Bear Computer Company has been having problems with competitors copying and selling its financial computer software. Computer software may be copyrighted. D. You may not use the copyright symbols unless you register for a copyright with the US Copyright Office.
C. Bear Computer Company has been having problems with competitors copying and selling its financial computer software. Computer software may be copyrighted.
Which of the following classifications of trademarks is NOT"Inherently Distinctive"? A. Suggestive B. Fanciful C. Generic D. Arbitrary E. Descriptive
C. Generic
Emily was hired by James Advertising, Inc. to run marketing campaigns for outside clients. Emily is a genius and comes up with the "Boots the Cat" ads for a Heavy, a truck manufacturer. Emily has now been approached by a competing truck manufacturer to use an identical ad to sell their trucks. What is the most likely outcome concerning any patentable or copyrightable intellectual property related to the campaign? A. Since James Advertising is Emily's employer, James Advertising owns such intellectual property related to the "Boots the Cat" campaign. Therefore, James is free to use such intellectual property for another client without the consent of Heavy. B. Emily created the "Boots the Cat" campaign, so as the owner of such intellectual property related to that campaign. Therefore, she is free to use such intellectual property for another client without the consent of Heavy. C. Heavy owns such intellectual property generated related to the campaign because they have commissioned the work from James Advertising. Neither, James or Emily may use such "Boots the Cat" intellectual property for another client without Heavy's consent. D. Since such intellectual property related to the campaign has been made public, Emily and James Advertising may use such intellectual property for another client.
C. Heavy owns such intellectual property generated related to the campaign because they have commissioned the work from James Advertising. Neither, James or Emily may use such "Boots the Cat" intellectual property for another client without Heavy's consent.
In 2017, John conveyed Blackacre (land) to Bob. In 2016, John had conveyed an easement to Oncor Power affecting Blackacre. Oncor failed to record this easement. What is the most likely outcome of this situation? A. If Bob had no knowledge of the easement to Oncor and the conveyance was a gift from John then the easement will notbe an enforceable against Bob. B. Even if Bob had knowledge of the easement to Oncor when John deeded Blackacre to Bob, and if Bob paid value to John, then the easement will not be enforceable against Bob. C. If Bob had no knowledge of the easement to Oncor and paid value to John, then the easement will not be an enforceable against Bob. D. Since the easement was granted in 2016, before John conveyed Blackacre to Bob, the easement will be enforceable against Bob.
C. If Bob had no knowledge of the easement to Oncor and paid value to John, then the easement will not be an enforceable against Bob.
Related to a lease of real property, which of the following is correct concerning the legal obligation of "Mitigation". A. Mitigation is the obligation of a landlord to exercise extreme efforts to find a new tenant for the property after the current tenant has defaulted under the lease. B. Mitigation is the obligation of a tenant to exercise reasonable efforts to find a new tenant for the property after they have defaulted under the lease. C. Mitigation is the obligation of a landlord to exercise reasonable efforts to find a new tenant for the property after the current tenant has defaulted under the lease. D. A concept of Mitigation does NOT apply to leases and the liability of a tenant to a landlord.
C. Mitigation is the obligation of a landlord to exercise reasonable efforts to find a new tenant for the property after the current tenant has defaulted under the lease.
A triple net lease typically requires the tenant to pay for at least the following items: Choose the correct answer. A. Real Property Taxes, Casualty and Liability Insurance covering the Real Property and Rent. B. Rent, Casualty and Liability Insurance covering the Real Property and Maintenance of the Real Property C. Real Property Taxes, Casualty and Liability Insurance covering the Real Property and Maintenance of the Real Property D. Real Property Taxes, Rent and Maintenance of the Real Property
C. Real Property Taxes, Casualty and Liability Insurance covering the Real Property and Maintenance of the Real Property
What is the purpose behind recording a deed? Choose the correct answer. A. None of these answers are correct. B. Recording a Deed gives notice (knowledge) to all third parties of the conveyance made under the Deed only if the third party is aware of the existence of the Deed. C. Recording a Deed gives notice (knowledge) to all third parties of the conveyance made under the Deed, even if the third party is unaware of the existence of the Deed. D. Recordation of a Deed is required for the Deed to be a valid transfer of real property.
C. Recording a Deed gives notice (knowledge) to all third parties of the conveyance made under the Deed, even if the third party is unaware of the existence of the Deed.
Which of the following statements is correct? A. The owner of a trade secret who is suing for misappropriation, must prove that the owner lost business due to such misappropriation. B. A trade secrets should always be patented. C. The test to determine if one mark infringes on another mark is will an "appreciable" number of "ordinarily prudent" purchasers be misled or confused. D. The owner of a misappropriated trade secret may not ever obtain injunctive relief.
C. The test to determine if one mark infringes on another mark is will an "appreciable" number of "ordinarily prudent" purchasers be misled or confused.
Which of the following is NOT a requirement for title to real property to pass by Adverse Possession? A. Open and notorious possession. B. Actual exclusive possession or control over the real property by the trespasser. C. The trespasser must have a deed conveying title to the real property to that trespasser. D. Possession must be continuous for the statutorily required time period. E. Possession must be adverse.
C. The trespasser must have a deed conveying title to the real property to that trespasser.
Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding title insurance? A. If the Buyer/Grantee is successful in making a claim for damages under their title insurance policy, that Buyer will always receive the entire value of their property in damages. B. Title insurance only protects the Seller of real property. C. Title insurance protects an owner of real property from losses due to defects in title. D. The title insurance company cannot pursue a Seller/Grantor for breach of warranty under a deed to recoup the amount the company had to pay the Buyer/Grantee.
C. Title insurance protects an owner of real property from losses due to defects in title.
Alice decides to move from her one-bedroom Baylor campus apartment rather than completing her tenancy for the term of the lease. Her friend, Gail, is interest in moving into the apartment and agrees with Alice that Gail will pay rent through the end of Alice's lease. Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding Alice's or Gail's liability under the lease? A. If Gail does not pay the rent as she agreed with Alice, the landlord may ONLY sue Gail and NOT Alice. B. If Gail does not pay the rent as she agreed with Alice, the landlord may ONLY sue Alice and NOT Gail. C. Until the landlord receives all the remaining rent from either Gail or Alice, Alice will remain liable to the landlord under the lease unless she receives a novation from her landlord. D. Until the landlord receives all the remaining rent from either Gail or Alice, only Gail will remain liable to the landlord under the lease.
C. Until the landlord receives all the remaining rent from either Gail or Alice, Alice will remain liable to the landlord under the lease unless she receives a novation from her landlord.
Match the examples of Trade Symbols with the correct classification of Trade Symbols for the example AAA rated by SE Labs Trademark Service Mark Trade Dress Certification Mark
Certification Mark
Match the following trademarks with the correct classification to determine whether the mark is inherently distinctive: Generic Chapstick Skittles Amazon Coppertone Coca-Cola
Chapstick
Match the term related to a contract of sale for real property with the description for such term. Delivery of deed made in return for purchase price Earnest Money Closing Due Diligence Period Title Company
Closing
Match the following trademarks with the correct classification to determine whether the mark is inherently distinctive: Descriptive Chapstick Skittles Amazon Coppertone Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola
Match the following trademarks with the correct classification to determine whether the mark is inherently distinctive: Suggestive Chapstick Skittles Amazon Coppertone Coca-Cola
Coppertone
Match the type of intellectual property with the corresponding federal registration/granting office. US Copyright Office Trade Secrets Trade Name Patent and Trademarks Copyrights
Copyrights
Bob, as landlord and Mary, as tenant entered into a lease for 1 year to begin January 1 and end on December 31. The rent is $500 per month. Mary paid the rent for January and February. On March 1, Mary fails to pay the rent. Bob evicts Mary on March 15. Bob leases Mary's apartment to Sue beginning June 1 and Sue pays rent for June through December. How much will Mary owe Bob under the lease? Assume Bob does not incur any costs in evicting Mary. A. $500 B. $5,000 C. $250 D. $1,500
D. $1,500
Which of the following statements is CORRECT? A. If tenants in common are unhappy only owning an undivided interest in the real property, they have no legal recourse but to continue owning the property in such a manner. B. A Fee Simple interest in real property may be transferred by sale and will, but NOT by gift. C. A one-third (1/3) tenant in common in 90 acres of real property may only use 30 of those acres. D. A Freehold Estate is best described as "ownership" of the real property and a Leasehold Estate is best described as "a contract for possession and/or use" of real property.
D. A Freehold Estate is best described as "ownership" of the real property and a Leasehold Estate is best described as "a contract for possession and/or use" of real property.
Which of the following statements is TRUE? A. A valid gift does not require that the Grantor had the intent to make the gift. B. In order for a gift to be valid, the gift recipient must have paid something of value (consideration) to the gift giver. C. A gratuitous promise to make a gift is binding and may be enforced in a court of law. D. A gift must be completed by delivery to be effective, but such delivery does NOT have to be accomplished by physical delivery of the actual gift item in some circumstances.
D. A gift must be completed by delivery to be effective, but such delivery does NOT have to be accomplished by physical delivery of the actual gift item in some circumstances.
Under federal patent law? A. An inventor granted a patent has unlimited monopoly power regarding the invention forever. B. Patentable items include any new and useful process, machine, manufacture, composition of matter or scientific principal. C. A patent may be renewed. D. A patent holder has exclusive rights to the use of a patented process for the life of the patent, even against a second person who independently develops the same process, but did not apply for a patent. It does not matter whether the second person developed the process before or after the application date of the patent.
D. A patent holder has exclusive rights to the use of a patented process for the life of the patent, even against a second person who independently develops the same process, but did not apply for a patent. It does not matter whether the second person developed the process before or after the application date of the patent.
Possession is said to be 9/10ths of the law. To test this concept, which of the following is correct regarding who has the best claim to ownership of the personal property through possession? A. If I mislaid my purse at a restaurant and another customer finds my purse. Other than me, the customer will have the best claim to ownership of the purse. B. I find a valuable necklace buried in the ground at a public park. Other than the true owner, I have the best claim to ownership of the necklace. C. I find a wallet washed up on the beach lying on top of the sand. The wallet has been lost by its true owner. Other than the true owner, the owner of the beach will have the best claim to ownership of the wallet. D. If I mislaid my purse at a restaurant and another diner finds my purse. Other than me, the restaurant has the best claim to ownership of the purse.
D. If I mislaid my purse at a restaurant and another diner finds my purse. Other than me, the restaurant has the best claim to ownership of the purse.
If not dealt with in the lease itself, for which of the following types of leasehold estates, must the landlord or tenant give prior notice to terminate the leasehold estate. A. Definite Term, Periodic Tenancy, Tenancy at Will (residential) B. Definite Term, Periodic Tenancy, Tenancy at Will (both commercial and residential) and Tenancy at Sufference C. Periodic Tenancy and Tenancy at Will (both commercial and residential) D. Periodic Tenancy and Tenancy at Will (residential)
D. Periodic Tenancy and Tenancy at Will (residential)
Match the item of personal property with an allowed manner of transfer of ownership of that item. Sale Using a Document Called a Transfer of Vehicle Title Form Accounts Receivable Inventory of a Business Delivery Truck
Delivery Truck
Match the product with the appropriate type of patent to protect that product. Plant Prescription Drugs Solar Powered Lawn Mower Drought Resistant Onions A Distinctive Shape for the Hood of a Car
Drought Resistant Onions
Match the term related to a contract of sale for real property with the description for such term. Period after contract has been signed in which buyer can inspect Earnest Money Closing Due Diligence Period Title Company
Due Diligence Period
Which of the following is a fixture? A. An air-conditioning system before it is installed in a house. B. Large area rugs C. A negotiable instrument. D. Building materials such a lumber stacked in a lumber yard. E. Front door of a house F. patio chairs sitting on a back porch
E. Front door of a house
Match the term related to a contract of sale for real property with the description for such term. Funds deposited by the buyer, usually w/ the title company Earnest Money Closing Due Diligence Period Title Company
Earnest Money
Match the item of Property to its proper classification. Intangible Real Land and Office Building Trademark or Copyright Laptop Computer Easement
Easement
Match each type of deed with the description correctly describing that type of deed. Broad warranty that defends title all the way back to the patent General Warranty Deed Special Warranty Deed Quitclaim Deed
General Warranty Deed
Match the ownership interest of Alice in each of the following situations with the correct name for the ownership interest Alice holds in the real property. Fee Simple Defeasible In his will, a man conveys his house and lot to Alice in "fee simple forever so long as she does not remarry" O conveys Greenacre "to Alice for life, then to B." O conveys Greenacre "to Bruce for life, then to Alice" O conveys Greenacre to Alice Alice conveys her house and lot to Gabriel in "fee simple forever so long as Gabriel does not remarry"
In his will, a man conveys his house and lot to Alice in "fee simple forever so long as she does not remarry"
Match the item of personal property with an allowed manner of transfer of ownership of that item. Sale Using a Document Called a Bill of Sale Accounts Receivable Inventory of a Business Delivery Truck
Inventory of a Business
Match the item of Property to its proper classification. Tangible Real Land and Office Building Trademark or Copyright Laptop Computer Easement
Land and Office Building
Match the item of Property to its proper classification. Tangible Personal Land and Office Building Trademark or Copyright Laptop Computer Easement
Laptop Computer
Match the ownership interest of Alice in each of the following situations with the correct name for the ownership interest Alice holds in the real property. Life Estate In his will, a man conveys his house and lot to Alice in "fee simple forever so long as she does not remarry" O conveys Greenacre "to Alice for life, then to B." O conveys Greenacre "to Bruce for life, then to Alice" O conveys Greenacre to Alice Alice conveys her house and lot to Gabriel in "fee simple forever so long as Gabriel does not remarry"
O conveys Greenacre "to Alice for life, then to B."
Match the ownership interest of Alice in each of the following situations with the correct name for the ownership interest Alice holds in the real property. Remainder In his will, a man conveys his house and lot to Alice in "fee simple forever so long as she does not remarry" O conveys Greenacre "to Alice for life, then to B." O conveys Greenacre "to Bruce for life, then to Alice" O conveys Greenacre to Alice Alice conveys her house and lot to Gabriel in "fee simple forever so long as Gabriel does not remarry"
O conveys Greenacre "to Bruce for life, then to Alice"
Match the ownership interest of Alice in each of the following situations with the correct name for the ownership interest Alice holds in the real property. Fee Simple In his will, a man conveys his house and lot to Alice in "fee simple forever so long as she does not remarry" O conveys Greenacre "to Alice for life, then to B." O conveys Greenacre "to Bruce for life, then to Alice" O conveys Greenacre to Alice Alice conveys her house and lot to Gabriel in "fee simple forever so long as Gabriel does not remarry"
O conveys Greenacre to Alice
Match the type of intellectual property with the corresponding federal registration/granting office. US Patent and Trademark Office Trade Secrets Trade Name Patent and Trademarks Copyrights
Patent and Trademarks
Match the product with the appropriate type of patent to protect that product. Utility -- can last up to 25 years Prescription Drugs Solar Powered Lawn Mower Drought Resistant Onions A Distinctive Shape for the Hood of a Car
Prescription Drugs
Match each type of deed with the description correctly describing that type of deed. No warranty of title General Warranty Deed Special Warranty Deed Quitclaim Deed
Quitclaim Deed
Match the examples of Trade Symbols with the correct classification of Trade Symbols for the example The similar design of all Taco Bell restaurants Trademark Service Mark Trade Dress Certification Mark
Service Mark
Match the following trademarks with the correct classification to determine whether the mark is inherently distinctive: Fanciful Chapstick Skittles Amazon Coppertone Coca-Cola
Skittles
Match the product with the appropriate type of patent to protect that product. Utility -- can last up to 20 years Prescription Drugs Solar Powered Lawn Mower Drought Resistant Onions A Distinctive Shape for the Hood of a Car
Solar Powered Lawn Mower
Match each type of deed with the description correctly describing that type of deed. Limited warranty only for defects in title General Warranty Deed Special Warranty Deed Quitclaim Deed
Special Warranty Deed
Match the term related to a contract of sale for real property with the description for such term. usually holds the earnest money pending completion of sale, researches title Earnest Money Closing Due Diligence Period Title Company
Title Company
Match the examples of Trade Symbols with the correct classification of Trade Symbols for the example The shape of the Fiji water bottle Trademark Service Mark Trade Dress Certification Mark
Trade Dress
Match the type of intellectual property with the corresponding federal registration/granting office. Secretary of State in Which Doing Business Trade Secrets Trade Name Patent and Trademarks Copyrights
Trade Name
Match the type of intellectual property with the corresponding federal registration/granting office. This type of Intellectual Property is not Registered with a Federal Office Trade Secrets Trade Name Patent and Trademarks Copyrights
Trade Secrets
Match the examples of Trade Symbols with the correct classification of Trade Symbols for the example The Nike Swoosh Trademark Service Mark Trade Dress Certification Mark
Trademark
Match the item of Property to its proper classification. Intangible Personal Land and Office Building Trademark or Copyright Laptop Computer Easement
Trademark or Copyright
Match the following descriptions of encumbrances with the proper name for that encumbrance. Mortgage/Deed of Trust a right to cross or otherwise use someone else's real property for a specified purpose. a right to control the uses and appearance of real property. right to possession of real property a lien granted to a lender to secure the payment of funds loaned to the owner of the real property.
a lien granted to a lender to secure the payment of funds loaned to the owner of the real property.
Match the following descriptions of encumbrances with the proper name for that encumbrance. Restrictive Covenant a right to cross or otherwise use someone else's real property for a specified purpose. a right to control the uses and appearance of real property. right to possession of real property a lien granted to a lender to secure the payment of funds loaned to the owner of the real property.
a right to control the uses and appearance of real property.
Match the following descriptions of encumbrances with the proper name for that encumbrance. Easement a right to cross or otherwise use someone else's real property for a specified purpose. a right to control the uses and appearance of real property. right to possession of real property a lien granted to a lender to secure the payment of funds loaned to the owner of the real property.
a right to cross or otherwise use someone else's real property for a specified purpose.
Match the following descriptions of encumbrances with the proper name for that encumbrance. Lease a right to cross or otherwise use someone else's real property for a specified purpose. a right to control the uses and appearance of real property. right to possession of real property a lien granted to a lender to secure the payment of funds loaned to the owner of the real property.
right to possession of real property
