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Media type:
E-Book;
Thesis
Title:
The ownership problems of overlaps in European intellectual property
Contains:
Cover; I - The legal framework of ownership and overlaps; A. Introduction: the problem; 1. The phenomenon of overlaps; 2. Why are split ownerships a problem?; 3. Methodology; 4. Sequence; B. The ownership of copyright; 1. Author's rights vs. copyright; 2. Special cases of ownership; a) Employee's creations; 1. Work for hire; 2. Presumed assignment or licence; b) Several authors; 1. Joint Works; 2. Connected works; 3. Collective works; 4. Copyright in cinematographic works; II - Cases of ownership problems of overlaps; A. The case of trade marks & designs; Prior design
Prior trade mark Summary:; B. The case of trade marks & copyright; Summary:; C. The case of registered designs & copyright; Summary:; D. The case of databases: sui generis right & copyright; Summary:; E. The case of software and computer implemented inventions; Summary:; III - Possible solutions to the problem; A. The extent of the problem; B. A general solution?; 1. Avoiding the problem; a) Avoiding overlaps?; b) Avoiding differences in ownership?; 2. Prevalence; 3. Contractual or quasi-contractual solutions; a) Implied licence; b) Abuse of rights
4. Expanding copyright-internal solutions by analogy a) On Analogy; b) Connected works; c) Joint works; IV - Conclusion; Annex; Annex I: The interface of designs and copyright under Russian law; Annex II: Selected Legislative Provisions; UK Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988; The Copyright (Industrial Process and Excluded Articles) (No. 2) Order 1989; Ireland Copyright and Related Rights Act, 2000; Austrian Copyright Act; German Copyright Act; French Intellectual Property Code; Italian Copyright Act; Portuguese Copyright Act; Greek Copyright Act; Dutch Copyright Act
First Proposal for a Council Directive on the legal protection of databases COM (92) 24 final, 13 May 1992 European Copyright Code; Bibliography; Books; Articles and Contributions to edited books; Research papers; Official documents and other materials; Cases
University thesis:
Masterarbeit, Intellectual Property Law Center München, 2013
Footnote:
Im Buch falsche Bandzählung der Serie
Description:
Immaterialgüterrechte expandieren und sie werden immer weitreichender. Dadurch kommt es zu Überschneidungen von Rechten. Was passiert, wenn zwei verschiedene Personen unterschiedliche Rechte an dem selben Objekt innehaben? Wie geht man mit möglichen Kollisionsfällen verschiedener Rechteinhaber um? Diese Fragen beantwortet das vorliegende Werk