Property Rights in Cyberia a Study of "Intent" and "Bad Faith": A Case Study in the Adventures of Creating Property Rights in Cyberspace (Cases‪)‬

CASE DESCRIPTION The primary objectives of this Case Study is to address the dynamics and challenges of harmonizing present day business practices that may be impacted by traditional legal concepts, identifying current government/international organization regulatory initiatives that influence Internet policy, and coordinating case law principles that have application to resolving business disputes pertaining to "Cyberspace Property" status and other related property activities on the Internet. This Case Study provides primary subject matter insights into complexities of intellectual property rights as related to Cyberlaw principles and E-Business activities that have been profoundly effected by recent technology changes. Another important aspect within the framework of this environment of changes are the continuing dynamics of Internet oriented commercial activities and its effects on managing and conducting business transactions, both locally and globally. In this instance, intellectual property rights, commercial activities, and the business transaction process are directly related to each other and have profound effects on business outcomes.