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The Author3

List of Abbreviations13

General Introduction15

1. GENERAL BACKGROUND15

Ⅰ. Geography15

Ⅱ. Cultural Composition15

Ⅲ. Political System15

Ⅳ. Population Statistics16

2. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND16

Selected Bibliography17

Chapter 1. Copyright and Neighbouring Rights19

1. SOURCES: LEGISLATION19

2. PROTECTED SUBJECT MATTER20

Ⅰ. Different Categories of Protected Works20

Ⅱ. Works Excluded from Protection21

Ⅲ. Special Categories of Works22

A. Computer Software22

B. Databases22

C. Other22

3. CONDITIONS OF PROTECTION23

Ⅰ. Formal Requirements23

Ⅱ. Substantive Requirements24

4. OWNERSHIP24

Ⅰ. The Author (Original Authorship)24

Ⅱ. Joint Works/Works Created by Several Persons25

Ⅲ. Works Made for Hire25

5. TRANSFER26

Ⅰ. Assignment of Copyright26

Ⅱ. Licenses27

6. SCOPE OF EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS27

Ⅰ. Moral Rights27

Ⅱ. Exploitation Rights28

A. Reproduction Right28

B. Performing Right28

C. Adaptation Right28

D. Translation Right28

E. Other Rights28

1. Droit de Suite28

2. Public Lending Right29

3. Other29

7. LIMITATIONS OR EXEMPTIONS TO THE SCOPE OF COPYRIGHT PROTECTION29

Ⅰ. Exempted Use29

Ⅱ. Non-voluntary Licensing31

8. DURATION OF PROTECTION33

9. NEIGHBOURING RIGHTS34

Ⅰ. Performers' Rights34

Ⅱ. Producers' Rights34

Ⅲ. Broadcasters' Rights34

Ⅳ. Publishers' Typographical Design Right35

10. INFRINGEMENT AND REMEDIES35

Ⅰ. Principles35

Ⅱ. Liabilities of Software End-users35

Ⅲ. Civil Remedies36

Ⅳ. Provisional Measures37

Ⅴ. Penalties37

Ⅵ. Administrative Penalties38

11. OVERLAP AND RELATION TO OTHER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAWS38

Chapter 2. Patents39

1. SOURCES: LEGISLATION39

2. PATENTABLE SUBJECT MATTER39

3. CONDITIONS OF PATENTABIEITY39

4. FORMALITIES (PROCEDURE FOR GRANTING AND OBTAINING PATENT PROTE/TION)40

Ⅰ. Applications40

Ⅱ. Examination41

Ⅲ. Approval41

5. OWNERSHIP AND TRANSFER (AssIGNMENT: LICENSES)42

Ⅰ. Ownership42

Ⅱ. Transfer43

6. SCOPE OF EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS43

7. LIMITATIONS AND EXCEPTIONS TO THE SCOPE OF PATENT PROTECTION:COMPULSORY LICENSES43

Ⅰ. Non-patentable Items43

Ⅱ. Exemption to Patent Infringements43

Ⅲ. Compulsory Licensing44

8. DURATION OF: PROTECTION: MAINTENANCE AND TERMINATION OF PATENT PROTECTION45

9. INFRINGEMENT AND REMEDIES45

Ⅰ. Burden of Proof45

Ⅱ. Doctrine of Equivalence45

Ⅲ. Innocent Infringements46

Ⅳ. Bad Faith46

Ⅴ. Provisional Measures46

Ⅵ. Injunctions46

Ⅶ. Damages47

Ⅷ. Limitation of Civil Litigation47

Ⅸ. Administrative Punishment47

10. OVERLAP AND RELATION TO OTHER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAWS48

Chapter 3. Utility Models49

1. SOURCES: LEGISLATION49

2. THE PROTECTION OF UTILITY MODELS49

Ⅰ. Conditions of Protection49

Ⅱ. Formalities (Procedure for Granting and Obtaining Protection)49

Ⅲ. Rights and Duration49

Ⅳ. Limitations, Infringement, and Remedies50

Chapter 4. Trademarks51

1. SOURCES: LEGISLATION51

2. PROTECTED SUBJECT MATTER51

Ⅰ. Signs That May Serve as Trademarks51

Ⅱ. Different Categories of Marks51

3. CONDITIONS OF PROTECTION52

Ⅰ. Banned Signs52

Ⅱ. Signs Excluded from Trademark Registrations52

4. FORMALITIES (PROCEDURE FOR OBTAINING PROTECTION AND ESTABLISHING AND MAINTAINING TRADEMARKS)53

Ⅰ. Applicants for Registration53

Ⅱ. Right of Priority53

Ⅲ. Principle of First Filing54

Ⅳ. Examination, Publication, and Opposition54

Ⅴ. Review54

Ⅵ. Approval54

Ⅶ. Trademark Disputes54

A. Absolute Grounds of Cancellation55

B. Relative Grounds of Cancellation55

C. Other Grounds of Cancellation55

5. OWNERSHIP AND TRANSFER (AssIGNMENT: LICENSES)56

6. SCOPE OF EXCLUSIVE RIGHHTS56

7. LIMITATIONS OF THE SCOPE OF TRADEMARK PROTECTION56

8. USE REQUIREMENTS56

9. DURATION OF PROTECTION, RENEWAL, AND TERMINATION57

10. INFRINGEMENT AND REMEDIES57

Ⅰ. Acts of Infringing Trademark Right57

Ⅱ. Liability of Sale of Infringing Goods57

Ⅲ. Special Protection for Well-known Marks58

Ⅳ. Civil Remedies58

Ⅴ. Administrative Enforcement59

Ⅵ. Penal Punishments59

11. OVERLAP AND RELATION TO OTHER INTELLECTUAL PROPERFY LAWS60

Chapter 5. Trade Names61

1. SOURCES: LEGISLATION61

2. THE PROTECTION OF TRADE NAMES61

Chapter 6. Industrial Designs62

1. SOURCES: LEGISLATION62

2. PROTECTED SUBJECT MATTER62

3. CONDITIONS OF PROTECTION62

4. FORMALITIES (PROCEDURE FOR GRANTING AND OBTAINING PROTECTION)62

5. OWNERSHIP AND TRANSFER (AssIGNMENT: LICENSES)63

6. SCOPE OF EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS63

7. LIMITATIONS OF THE SCOPE OF PROTECTION63

8. DURATION OF PROTECTION63

9. INFRINGEMENT AND REMEDIES64

10. OVERLAP AND RELATION TO OTHER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAWS64

Chapter 7. Plant Variety Protection65

1. SOURCES: LEGISLATION65

2. PROTECTED SUBJECT MATTER65

3. CONDITIONS OF PROTECTION65

4. FORMALITIES (PROCEDURE FOR GRANTING AND OBTAINING PROTECTION)66

Ⅰ. Applications66

Ⅱ. Examination67

Ⅲ. Approval67

Ⅳ. Re-examination67

Table of Contents68

5. OWNERSHIP AND TRANSFER (ASSIGNMENT: LICENSES)68

6. SCOPE OF EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS68

7. LIMITATIONS OF THE SCOPE OF PROTECTION: COMPULSORY LICENSES69

Ⅰ. Exemptions69

Ⅱ. Compulsory Licensing69

Ⅲ. Termination of Rights69

8. DURATION OF PROTECTION70

9. INFRINGEMENT AND REMEDIES70

Ⅰ. Liabilities and Civil Remedies70

Ⅱ. Administrative Penalties71

10. OVERLAP AND RELATION TO OTHER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAWS72

Chapter 8. Chip Protection73

1. SOURCES: LEGISLATION73

2. PROTECTED SUBJECT MATTER73

3. CONDTTIoNS OF PROTECTION73

4. FORMALITIES (PROCEDURE FOR GRANTING AND OBTAINING PROTECTION)73

5. OWNERSHIP AND TRANSFER (AssIGNMENT: LICENSES)74

6. SCOPE OF EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS75

7. LIMITATIONS OF THE SCOPE OF PROTECTION76

Ⅰ. Exemptions76

Ⅱ. Non-voluntary Licensing76

8. DURATION OF PROTECTION77

9. INFRINGEMENT AND REMEDIES77

Ⅰ. Dispute Resolutions77

Ⅱ. Infringements77

Ⅲ. Innocent Infringements78

Ⅳ. Damages78

Ⅴ. Provisional Measures78

10. OVERLAP AND RELATION TO OTHER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAWS79

Chapter 9. Trade Secrets/Confidential Information80

1. SOURCES: LEGISLATION80

2. THE PROTECTION OF TRADE SECRETs/CoNFIDENTIAL INFORMATION80

Ⅰ. Subject Matter80

Ⅱ. Scope of Protection80

Ⅲ. Liabilities and Remedies81

Chapter 10. Geographical Indications and Appellations of Origin82

Index83