Research on the Theory and Judicial Interpretation of Intellectual Property Rights Conflicts

Author: Tan Xiaoqing
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Many of the cases collected in this book have had a certain impact nationwide. The author attempts to elaborate on the basis for judges to "make law" ("make case precedents") through the summary of expert deliberation sessions specially convened, particularly in analyzing whether relevant laws, regulations, rules, and even the interpretations of the Supreme Court can be applicable to the case, leaving a deep imprint of judges' unique way of thinking. Although sometimes the views are not comprehensive enough and occasionally biased, it is hoped that it can broaden everyone's perspectives. There are already numerous collections of intellectual property cases, but this series of case studies on thematic typical cases is pioneering. The series covers multiple topics such as rights conflicts, intellectual property in the digital age, trade secrets, technology contracts, and international intellectual property protection. This book includes three parts: theoretical research, case studies, and appendices. The content includes: On the Conflict of Intellectual Property Rights, The Causes and Solutions of Intellectual Property Rights Conflict, The Conflict Between Patent Rights and Other Rights, The Conflict Between Copyright and Other Rights, etc.