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Task Instructions
Students must demonstrate through the performance in the Assessment Tasks that they have all the required skills and knowledge as specified in the unit of competency (course) they are studying.
Assessment Instructions
This is an individual assessment task. Students must not copy the work of others.
Statement of Purpose:
To be deemed competent in thisassessment, all of the competency criteria (all as detailed in this document) must be met by both the business report and the in-class presentation by each team.
Questions
FOLIO 1 LAND TITLES
1. Outline 5 main reasons for changing details on a title.
2. Who can provide assistance in applying for a replacement? (Hint: there are 2)
3. Complete the transfer of land fee calculator for land valued at $1,000,000.
Print screen your answer.
4. Explain the following terms which relate to property law. Where applicable provide examples.
a. Plan of subdivision
b. Caveat
c. Covenant
d. Easement
e. Adverse possession
f. Certificate of Title
g. Crown land
5. Owners of apartments, flats or units are usually members of an owners corporation, which has statutory duties and powers.
5a. Which Act covers Owners corporations?
5b. What were these previously known by?
5c. When must an owners corporation be created?
5d. Outline at least 5 statutory duties and powers as set out in the Act.
Folio 2 COPYRIGHT
1. When are you not permitted to use the word 'Anzac'?
2. Am I able to import goods labelled ANZAC?
3. Which of the following names would be approved? Explain.
a. Anzac Cookies
b. Anzac Street Chemist
c. Anzac Biscuits
4. Do you have any concerns regarding the business model in the ad above?
Advise a client of your concerns.
5. What is a copyright notice and what are methods can a person employ to protect their copyright?
6. What can you do if you think someone has infringed on your copyright?
FOLIO 3 TRADE MARKS
A trade mark can also be a:
• word (in a plain font or a ‘fancy' font)
• phrase
• letter
• number
• logo
• picture
• aspect of packaging
• or combination of the above.
1. Explain to a client the importance and value of registering a trade mark.
2. Explain the rules in relation to Trade Marks. Refer to the use of adding TM and the symbol to your products. Outline any penalties or disadvantages in the use of these symbols.
3. Distinguish between a trade secrets and a trade mark.
4. Advise on how you can protect your trade secret.
10. How does a trade mark differ from a design?
11. What is the life of a trade mark?
12. Complete a search on cars.
13. When is the Rolls Royce Trade mark renewal due?
14. Select another category of your choice and print screen the result.
FOLIO 4 PATENTS
Distinguish between a standard and innovative patent.
An Australian patent provides protection only within Australia.
To obtain similar protection in other countries what would you need to do?
Outline 4 benefits of registering a patent.
FOLIO 5 DESIGNS
For your design to be certified and legally enforceable it needs to be determined as ‘new' and ‘distinctive'. Explain.
Before you apply for design registration you need to search for earlier similar designs that have already been registered or used in Australia. Where do you go to do this?
Attachment:- Apply Legal Principles in Property.rar