IP HLURB and Environmental Law Flashcards
Intellectual Property Code of the
Philippines
RA 8293
An Act prescribing the intellectual property code and establishing the intellectual
property office, providing for its powers and functions and for other purposes.
RA 8293- Intellectual Property Code of the
Philippines
refers to contracts or agreement
involving the transfer of systematic knowledge for the manufacture of a
product, the application of a process, or rendering of a service including
management contracts, and the transfer, assignment or licensing of all
forms of intellectual property rights.
Technology transfer arrangement
Qualification of Director General and Deputies Director General
Filipino Citizen, 35 years of age on the day of appointment
College degree and proven competence, integrity probity and
independence
at least (10 from Director General/ Deputy General member of Philippine Bar and practice of law for at least 10 years
First Director General shall have a first term of ____ years
7 years
search and examination of patent application and grant patent
Bureau of Patents
Search and examination of the application of registration of marks
Bureau of Trademarks
Hear and decided opposition to the application of marks, trademarks, patents, utility models
Bureau of Legal Affairs
Support the search and examination activities of the office
The Documentation, Information and Technology Transfer Bureau
Automation planning,
research and development, testing system, contracts with firms, contracting,
purchasing
The Management Information Services and EDP Bureaus
Office divided into 6 Bureaus
Bureau of Patents
Bureau of Trademarks
Bureau of Legal Affairs
The Documentation, Information and Technology Transfer Bureau
The Management Information Services and EDP Bureaus
The Administrative, Financial and Human Resource Development Service Bureau
PHILIPPINE ENVIRONMENTAL CODE
PRESIDENTIAL DECREE NO. 1152
PHILIPPINE ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
PRESIDENTIAL DECREE NO. 1151
to create, develop, maintain and improve conditions under which man and nature can thrive in productive and enjoyable harmony with each other
PHILIPPINE ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
to achieve and maintain such levels of air quality as to protect public health
AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT
the enforcement of ambient air quality emission and noise standards
Air Quality and Noise Standards
implemented by the Civil Aeronautics
Administration in coordination with the National Pollution Control
Commission
Aircraft Noise
Land Transportation Commission, in
coordination with the National Pollution Control Commission
Vehicular Emissions
regulated by the Philippine Atomic
Energy Commission
Radioactive Emissions
The National Pollution Control
Commission, in coordination with appropriate government agencies
Air Quality Monitoring
The Philippine Atmospheric,
Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration
Weather Modification
It shall be the responsibility of the
polluter to contain, remove and clean up water pollution incidents at his own
expense.
Clean-up Operations
The Human Settlements
Commission, in coordination with the appropriate agencies of the government,
shall formulate and recommend to the National Environmental
Protection Council
National Land Use Scheme
means the average atmospheric purity as
distinguished from discharge measurements taken at the source of
pollution. It is the general amount of pollution present in a broad area.
Ambient Air Quality
means the act of passing into the atmosphere an air
contaminant, pollutant, gas stream and unwanted sound from a known
source.
Emission
means the characteristics of water which define its use in terms of physical, chemical and biological contents
Water Quality
means a close and continuous supervision of the water quality to detect development movements or changes in the characteristics of the water
Water Quality Surveillance
means a plan that is established by
governmental authority as a program for water pollution prevention and
abatement.
Water Quality Standard
means restrictions established to limit levels of concentration of physical, chemical and biological constituents which are discharged from point sources
Effluent Standards
refers to activities conducted in removing the pollutants discharged or spilled in water to restore it to pre-spill condition
Clean-up Operations
refers to spills of oil or other hazardous
substances in water that result from accidents involving the carriers of such
substance such as collisions and grounding
Accidental Spills
are areas where uncontrolled development could result in irreparable damage to
important historic, cultural, or aesthetic values or natural systems or processes of national significance.
Areas of Critical Environmental Concern
order issued by HLURB directed against the
developer of a main subdivision project in selling lots/ units
Cease and Desist Order
Documents that proves that the developer of the project has complied with the balanced housing development of UDHA
Compliance Certificate
completion of socialized housing including amenities and facilities in accordance with the approved development plan
Develop an Area
agreement between a developer and HLURB
Joint Venture
roads, power and water system, drainage etc
Land Development
land development and Housing
component Construction.
Total Subdivision Project Cost
refers to the entire or a portion of the socialized housing project . It also refers to the educational facilities, health facilities,
productivity/ livelihood center and other basic amenties
Compliance Project
total cost of such facilities,
amenities or centers shall be equivalent to at least _____% of total subdivision cost
of the main project.
20%
Civil Code of the Philippines
RA 386
