• John and Andrew Doney invented a hard-bearing device for balancing rotors. Although they obtained a patent for their invention from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, it was never used as an automobile wheel balancer.
• Some time later, Exetron Corp. produced an automobile wheel balancer that used a hard-bearing device similar to the Doneys' device.
• Given that the Doneys had not used their device for automobile wheel balancing, does Exetron's use of a similar device infringe on the Doneys' patent? (SeePatents.)

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The background story: what happened in the real world to cause the parties to go to court to resolve their dispute.

• Law.

References to relevant legal principles, precedent, statutes, the Constitution, or other sources of guidance for determining the outcome of the case.

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Question 1

The exclusive right of an author or originator of a literary or artistic production to publish, print, sell, or otherwise use that production for a statutory period of time is called:

1. patent.
2. logo.
3. trademarks.
4. copyright.

QUESTION 2

Property resulting from intellectual and creative processes is called:

1. property.
2. robot property.
3. intellectual property.
4. artifical intellegence.

QUESTION 3

A property right granted by the federal government that gives an inventor an exclusive right to make, use, and sell an invention for a limited time is called:

1. patent.
2. trademark.
3. copyright.
4. collective mark.

QUESTION 4

A formula, device, idea, process, or other information used in a business that gives the owner a competitive advantage in the marketplace is called:

1. trade secret.
2. trade mark.
3. a trade.
4. in exchange for cash.

QUESTION 5

Protection also extends to the binary-language object code, which is readable only by the computer, and to such elements as the overall structure, sequence, and organization of a program

Is part of what act?

1. Software Act.
2. Computer Software Copyright Act
3. Trade secrets Act.
4. Fair use exception act.