Intellectual Property Law Case Studies and Tutorials (Second Edition)

Author: Fei Anling, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: This book selects a large number of typical cases and systematically explains the basic theories and general principles of intellectual property law through case analysis. The book is divided into five parts according to the basic discipline system of intellectual property law: Part I: Introduction; Part II: Copyright; Part III: Trademark Rights; Part IV: Patent Rights; Part V: Anti-competitive Law System. Part I consists of three chapters, outlining the basic concepts and knowledge of intellectual property, intellectual property law, and international protection of intellectual property. Part II consists of nine chapters, analyzing and discussing works, the subject, content, limitations, licensing and trial use contracts, neighboring rights, and the exercise and protection of copyright. Part III consists of seven chapters, explaining trademarks and exclusive rights to trademarks, the acquisition of exclusive rights, the renewal, transfer, and termination of registered trademarks, acts of infringement on exclusive rights to registered trademarks and their legal liabilities, special protection for well-known trademarks, and trademark management. Part IV consists of five chapters, reviewing the subject of patent rights, the conditions for granting patent rights, the application and examination of patents, the content and protection of patent rights. Part V outlines the anti-competitive law system and its constitutive elements and types. Below each chapter is a "Summary of Key Knowledge Points," providing concise and comprehensive summaries of the main knowledge points covered in each chapter. This book is suitable for use in teaching by faculty and students of law majors in various higher education institutions, as well as for reference by legal workers, administrative personnel in the intellectual property system, lawyers, and others.