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............................................................................................................................DescriptionThe Book is divided into two parts. Part-I deals with the different aspects of Cyber Laws with discussions on various topics, controversies and their possible solutions. Foreign statutes and laws and their references on the Internet have also been cited. Part-II contains relevant Acts, Rules, Notifications, Circulars etc.Chapter 1 deals with the historical background of the Information Technology Act and mainly refers to the various sections of the Act. Chapter 2 deals with intellectual Property Rights, International Organisations and important treaties. Chapter 3 to 5 deals with the protection of Computer software, trade secret and reverse engineering. Chapter 6 deals with the open standards and open document format. Chapter 7 deals with the font licenses. Chapter 8 deals with the legal problems faced by sites hosting web pages and information services providers. Chapter 9 deals with protection of semiconductor Topography advantages and disadvantages. Chapter 10 deals with E-Commerce and Taxation. The grey areas are covered by Chapter 11. Chapter 12. deals with how Information Technology can help the legal system.For the Proper analysis of Cyber Laws, the author lucidly explains the science behind the technology in order to sort out the legal issues. The book will be an asset to companies dealing in computer software or providing software solutions, web page providers, Internet Service Providers, Banks, Insurance companies and other bodies providing online services, Government departments implementing information technology, police officials dealing with investigations of Cyber-crimes, teachers, students, lawyers and Judges............................................................................................................................ContentsPart IChapter 1. Information Technology (IT) ActChapter 2. Intellectual Property Rights, International Organisations, and TreatiesChapter 3. Computer Software, Copyright and CopyleftChapter 4. PatentsChapter 5. Trade Secret, Contract Act and Reverse EngineeringChapter 6. Open Document FormatChapter 7. Font LicensesChapter 8. Intellectual Property Rights in Cyber-SpaceChapter 9. Protection of Semi conductor TopographyChapter 10. E-Commerce and TaxationChapter 11. Grey AreasChapter 12. Information Technology in Service of ThemisChapter 13. ConclusionPart II - The Information Technology Act, 2000Chapter 1. PreliminaryChapter 2. Digital SignatureChapter 3. Electronic GovernanceChapter 4. Attribution, Acknowledgement and Despatch of Electronic RecordsChapter 5. Secure Electronic Records and Secure Digital SignaturesChapter 6. Regulation of Certifying AuthoritiesChapter 7. Digital Signature CertificatesChapter 8. Duties of SubscribersChapter 9. Penalties and AdjudicationChapter 10. The Cyber Regulations Appellate TribunalChapter 11. OffencesChapter 12. Network Service Providers not to be Liable in Certain CasesChapter 13. MiscellaneousSchedule• The Information Technology (Removal of Difficulties) Order, 2002• The Information Technology (Certifying Authorities) Rules, 2000• The Cyber Regulations Appellate Tribunal (Procedure) Rules, 2000• The Information Technology (Qualification and Experience of Adjudicating Officers and Manner of holding Enquiry) Rules, 2003• The Information Technology (Other Standards) Rules, 2003• The Information Technology (Other Powers of Civil Court vested in Cyber Appellate Tribunal) Rules, 2003• The cyber Regulations appellate Tribunal (Procedure for Investigation of Misbehaviour or incapacity of Presiding Officer) Rules, 2003• The Information Technology (Certifying Authority) Regulations, 2001• The Cyber Regulations Appellate Tribunal (Salary, Allowances and other Terms and Conditions of Services of Presiding Officer) Rules, 2003• The Information Technology (Use of Electronic Records and Digital Signatures) Rules, 2004• The Information Technology (Security Procedure) Rules, 2004• Guidelines for Submission of Application for Licence to Operate as a certifying Authority under the IT Act, 2000• Notifications• WTO: Information technology Agreement• Relevant Articles of Trips, EPC and IPIC• Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy• Rules for Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy• Approved Providers for Uniform Domain Name Dispute- Resolution Policy• Special Electronic Funds Transfer Procedural GuidelineIndex............................................................................................................................Author DetailsYatindra Singh graduated in Science with distinction, from the University of Allahabad in 1970. He took a law degree and was admitted to the bar in 1973. He practiced in Banda and Kanpur and then moved to the Allahabad High Court in July 1975.A keen sportsman, Yatindra Singh represented the State of UP in Table Tennis, and was captain, champion and colour holder of the University of Allahabad in Table Tennis and Squash. He has appeared in many important cases in the Allahabad High Court including the famous case which created history by reinstating the Kalyan Singh government in February, 1998. He was Additional Advocate General for the State of UP from 26-3-1997 to 4-2-1999 and was appointed as a permanent judge of the Allahabad High Court on 5-2-1999. He has also written a book 'A Lawyer's War Id and Childhood dreams".............................................................................................................................
