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explotacion de la patente y contratos de licencia. Licencia de uso exclusivo y de pleno derecho. La imagen representa la idea de invencion e inovacion

March 09

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Tags: licenses of full rights, patents
Date: 9 March, 2020
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Patent Exploitation – Licenses of Full Rights

In a system governed by the general principle of free competition, the monopoly that a patent grants to its owner represents an exception to this principle, which is intended to enable him to recoup his investment in research. With this exception, the legislator aims to foster innovation in the comm...

nueva normativa europea derecho de autor 2018

March 09

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Tags: copyright
Date: 9 March, 2020
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European Union: towards a reform of copyright in the Internet age

On 12 September 2018, after months of heated debate, the European Parliament finally approved the proposal for a new directive on copyright. The aim of the European Commission’s proposal is to reform existing legislation by updating and strengthening intellectual property rights in the face of...

Licencia Obligatoria y explotación de la invención patentada una foto que representa el sector de los medicamentos

March 09

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Tags: compulsory licenses
Date: 9 March, 2020
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Compulsory Licenses – Legal obligation to exploit the patented invention

A patent is an industrial property title that protects an invention for 20 years and grants an exclusive right to its owner. In return for the payment of a fee and the publication of the invention, the patented invention can be exploited directly or licensed to third parties. Either way, the owner c...

A machine cannot be an inventor according to EPC

March 09

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Date: 9 March, 2020
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A machine cannot be an inventor according to EPC

Recently both European patent applications, EP3564144 for a “Food container” and EP3563896 for a “DEVICES AND METHODS FOR ATTRACTING ENHANCED ATTENTION”, have been refused by the European Patent Office (EPO) because of lack of the legal requirement of the European Patent Convention (EPC). In...

Video recordings in the cloud are a copyright violation or a legal private copy?

February 20

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Tags: copyright, private copy
Date: 20 February, 2018
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Video recordings in the cloud: not just a matter of private copy

I remember, when I was 15 or 16 years old, how proud I was of the VHS / SVHS video recorder that I had just bought, after having saved for a long time. Finally, I had it on the table: it was beautiful and technological. At that time, I was dreaming of becoming a film […]...

imagen marca union europea para nueno reglamento de proteccion y registro de marcas

October 13

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Date: 13 October, 2017
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The European Union Trade Mark: new Regulation (EU) 2017/1001

If we assume that trade marks, among other functions, enable consumers to identify the goods or services offered by one undertaking and to distinguish them from those of another, it is easy to understand the fundamental role played by distinctive signs, not only for large enterprises but also for SM...

example of animated design that can be protected accoding to intellectual property laws

September 15

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Tags: animated design protection, registered design
Date: 15 September, 2017
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Protecting animated designs

Usually the laws on Design protection do not consider moving drawing as cartoons, instead they refer to “traditional” design or to other kind of publication format that sometimes are obsolete or overcome by the evolution of technology. Aware of this problem and with a quite pragmatic approach, s...

patentability of plant and animal varieties, example of tomatoes field

September 04

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Tags: animal varieties, plant varieties, protection of biotechnological inventions
Date: 4 September, 2017
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Recent developments on the patentability of plant and animal varieties through essentially biological processes

According to Article 4 of the Directive 98/44/EC of 6 July 1998 on the legal protection of biotechnological inventions (EU Biotech Directive) plant and animal varieties are excluded from the scope of patentable subject matter. It also establishes that essentially biological processes for the product...

Kurt Hesse vs Ferrari on exclusive rights on the trademark "Testarossa"

August 15

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Date: 15 August, 2017
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Ferrari loses Testarossa trademark in Germany

The provincial Court of Dusseldorf (Germany) recently decided to cancel the German and international trade mark “Testarossa” for insufficient use of the same. Said Court seems, thus, to agree with the argumentation of the German toy company Kurt Hesse, according to which Ferrari has no l...

development of the law on patentable inventions

April 18

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Tags: intellectual property
Date: 18 April, 2017
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New Patent Law in Spain: a stronger title arrives.

On April 1, 2017, the new Patent Law (“Law 24/2015 of July 24, on Patents”) came into force with the aim of modernizing and strengthening the Intellectual Property protection system in Spain. The previous law dates back to 1986 and emerged in a particular historical context in which Spai...