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Intellectual property law and development in Namibia: harnessing the law on geographical indications in the realization of vision 2030
Intellectual property involves the creation of the mind with commercial and/or moral value. Geographical Indications (GI) are a species of intellectual property. A GI is a sign used to identify a product's origin. Furthermore, it indicates the product's quality, characteristics, and reputation assoc...
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Department of Commercial Law
2024
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