Joint Ownership Of IP Around The World
Sun KimMCM/Sungjoo Group Vera LiptonIP Australia The change of the global environment has created situations where collaboration of two or more people in research, development or creating an invention has become increasingly common. It may sound fair and simple that such “joint” collaborative development outcome should be “jointly owned” between the parties. In practice, joint […]
Joint Ownership In Australia
Rodney De BoosDavies Collison Cave Law Timothy CreekDavies Collison Cave Law What is Joint Ownership? Joint Ownership” arises where two or more people have an ownership interest in certain property; whether that is real property or personal property.
Joint Ownership Of Intellectual Property Rights In Austria
Sabine FehringerDLA Piper Weiss-Tessbach Rechtsanwälte GmbH Thomas L. Bereuterval»IP e.U. Joint ownership in commonly created inventions, copyrights, designs and trademarks according to the Austrian law are discussed in this article. InventionsUnder Austrian law it is undoubted that more than one (legal) person may own one invention and its resulting patents.
Joint Intellectual Property Ownership: A Brazilian Perspective
Juliana L. B. ViegasIndependent Lawyer and Consultant This article has the purpose of discussing—not emotionally—the rules established by Brazilian laws concerning joint ownership of IP and the potential questions and problems resulting there from.
Questions Of Entitlement In Chile, The Interplay Of Joint Ownership And Public Funding Of R&D In Chile
Juan Francisco ReyesSargent & Krahn This short essay intends to provide an overview of the general rules concerning entitlement to IPRs under Chilean Law and to alert the reader of issues that can arise when entering agreements concerning IPRs, joint ownership and subsidized innovations under Chilean law.
Joint Ownership Of IP In The Czech Republic
Vojtěch ChloupekBird & Bird LLP The aim of this article is to outline the rules applicable to joint ownership of IP in the Czech Republic and highlight the questions they raise and problems they pose. It focuses primarily on copyright and patents but similar rules would apply also to other types of IP.
Joint Intellectual Property Ownership In Germany
Peter K. HessBardehle Pagenberg Michael KoblerBardehle Pagenberg Under German law, there is no uniform statutory rule regarding joint ownership of Intellectual Property (IP) rights. Article 8 of the German Copyright Act (UrhG) addresses this issue in some detail, whereas in the case of patents, trademarks and other industrial property rights, the related provisions are restricted […]
Some Insights Into Joint Intellectual Property (IP) Ownership In India
Sudhir RavindranAltacit Global Subramaniam VuthaSubramaniam Vutha & Associates This article looks at joint ownership of IPR in India, against a backdrop of a growing, networked economy, greater sophistication in business models and increased interdependencies in business operations.
Joint Ownership Rights In Israel
Neil WilkofHerzog, Fox & Neeman Adar OrtalHerzog, Fox & Neeman In order to gain an appreciation of the treatment of joint ownership rights in Israel, it is important to understand both the special environment in Israel within which jointly owned intellectual property rights are created as well as the legal context that governs joint ownership […]
Joint Ownership Of Patents, Copyrights And Trademarks In Malaysia
Boo Seng OngMessrs. Rahmat Lim & Partners This article sets out briefly the position in Malaysia in relation to joint ownership in patents, copyrights and trademarks as well as illustrating some of the theoretical and practical problems, faced by joint owners of Intellectual Property under Malaysian laws.
