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    The document discusses the need for data protection legislation in India. It notes that technological developments have increased privacy concerns and that current laws provide limited focus on data security and ownership of personal data. It examines approaches to data protection in other countries and discusses the relationship between data protection and intellectual property rights. The document concludes that India needs clear legislation to balance individual privacy with the use of personal data, as the current laws are ambiguous and do not fully address issues around securing personal information in the digital age.

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    The document discusses the need for data protection legislation in India. It notes that technological developments have increased privacy concerns and that current laws provide limited focus on data security and ownership of personal data. It examines approaches to data protection in other countries and discusses the relationship between data protection and intellectual property rights. The document concludes that India needs clear legislation to balance individual privacy with the use of personal data, as the current laws are ambiguous and do not fully address issues around securing personal information in the digital age.

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    The document discusses the need for data protection legislation in India. It notes that technological developments have increased privacy concerns and that current laws provide limited focus on data security and ownership of personal data. It examines approaches to data protection in other countries and discusses the relationship between data protection and intellectual property rights. The document concludes that India needs clear legislation to balance individual privacy with the use of personal data, as the current laws are ambiguous and do not fully address issues around securing personal information in the digital age.

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    Roll No 49 - Ipr

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    Rajah Rahim
    The document discusses the need for data protection legislation in India. It notes that technological developments have increased privacy concerns and that current laws provide limited focus on data security and ownership of personal data. It examines approaches to data protection in other countries and discusses the relationship between data protection and intellectual property rights. The document concludes that India needs clear legislation to balance individual privacy with the use of personal data, as the current laws are ambiguous and do not fully address issues around securing personal information in the digital age.

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    Data protection ,

    need for legislation in


    india
    Shahanaz Salim
    Roll no 49
    BBA B
    INTRODUCTION
    *Privacy has become a concern of any person due to
    technological development - limited focus on data security

    *ipr as an integral aspects..

    *who owns that resource and how others can use it

    *ensure the legal, ethical, and professional responsibilities

    *individual liberty , freedom threatened by interference by


    strangers...
    DATA PROTECTION
    *There are several ways and means by which personal data may be
    gathered and aggregated.

    *Black’s Law Dictionary defines database

    *definition by oxford dictionary of law

    *need to protect database

    *A legal right and protection of database is sought in copyright.

    *United Kingdom,

    *European Parliament and the Council


    DATA PROTECTION & IPR
    *the parity between ‘data protection’ and ‘intellectual property law’ needs to be
    analyzed.

    *Section 63B of the Indian Copyright Act

    *elements - ‘work, competence, and judgment.’

    *works of literature, fiction, music, art, and film

    *data privacy and security of databases under the Copyright Act - difficult to
    distinguish

    *legal principles of access, anonymity, ownership, and facts are common to all
    relationships..

    *data security’ and ‘intellectual property rights’ are rights concerns -personal
    details, physical data, contact privacy, and territorial data.
    *general concept of intellectual property

    *the Intellectual Property rights Secure Big Data by -


    copyright , commercial secrecy , patents.

    *individual innovations are difficult to track, and, more


    importantly..
    DATA PRIVACY & LEGISLATIONS IN
    INDIA
    *Proprietary rights are covered both by the Constitution of
    India and by various legislative provisions
    Eg. A 21, 300 A

    *S 22 of ipc

    *Section 2(1)(o) in The Information Technology Act, 2000

    *Section 2(o) of the Copyright Act, 1957., etc


    NEED FOR LEGISLATION
    situation in which it must determine whether to implement new amendments to the
    existing IT Act, 2000 or to enact separate legislation
    *some of the reasons that constitute for the need of legislations in india includes :-

    1.Need for single statute legislation and addressing ambiguities in the current
    framework

    2.Holding data safe would also help to stay ahead of your competitors.

    3.Data privacy can make it difficult for hackers to access sensitive information

    4.It ensures that data and important information are not compromised or corrupted.
    CONCLUSION
    *Property based approach to protection of personal data is
    fraught with uncertainty..

    *Suggestion in this regard - balance

    *‘bundle of rights’ in the ‘information property’


    Thank you

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