Intellectual Property Law (Patents, Trademarks and Copyright, Second Edition)

Author: Arthur R. Miller, Michael H. Davis (USA), annotated by Song Jianhua, edited by Zheng Xiaomin
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book is one of the photocopied annotated editions of the Civil and Commercial Law Essentials series published by China Renmin University Press. It was written by Arthur R. Miller and Michael H. Davis, two renowned American scholars of intellectual property law. This book is a classic textbook on intellectual property law in the United States, offering comprehensive and well-organized content. It systematically explains the U.S. patent, trademark, and copyright systems, covering the basics of the systems, objects of rights, requirements for rights, content of rights, torts, and remedies for infringement. The book is appropriately concise and well-written. As a textbook, it does not dwell on detailed analysis and reasoning of complex cases but instead directly summarizes or quotes the most important parts of the decisions. When explaining specific systems, it also emphasizes highlighting key points. The book consists of twenty-seven chapters.