European Intellectual Property Law (DRAFT)

Pila, Justine; Torremans, Paul

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“…The second approach, characteristic of continental European law, defines the content boundaries of exclusive rights and establishes specific cases when the free use of someone else's work is allowed [14]. [15] allows states to establish restrictions on exclusive rights, for example, in such cases as illustrations intended for teaching, quotations cited in criticism or review, for noncommercial research or private study, and others.…”

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Educational Resources Developers’ Copyright Protection: Civil and Labour Law Issues

Kasyanenko

Rodina

2020

E3S Web Conf.

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Digital technologies development, expansion of distance learning forms application have given rise to the necessity of creating and placing substantial content both on open educational resources and those infrastructure websites of educational institutions with restricted access. This, in its turn, has led to the questions about authors and copyright holders of the content, distribution of renumeration from its commercial use, as well as the protection of the rights of subjects whenever there are violations of rights. Following a comparative legal analysis of the legislation of the Russian Federation and foreign countries, there is drawn a conclusion on the necessity of the additional development of educational resources developer’s copyright protection mechanisms.

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Section: Fig 1 Educational Resourcesmentioning

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Educational Resources Developers’ Copyright Protection: Civil and Labour Law Issues

Kasyanenko

Rodina

2020

E3S Web Conf.

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“…At an international level, the minimum criteria for the grant of such licences are set out under the TRIPS Agreement, which makes the TRIPS Agreement 'binding upon the institutions of the Union and its Member States'. 40 Moreover, whilst the TRIPS Agreement does not have direct effect in EU member states by virtue of EU law, 41 nonetheless, when domestic courts are interpreting provisions of the TRIPS Agreement, they must do so 'as far as possible' 'in the light of the wording and the purpose' of the TRIPS provision, given the EU entered into the TRIPS Agreement on behalf of states. 42 Alongside the provisions within the TRIPS Agreement, all contracting parties of the TRIPS Agreement must also comply with the substantive provisions of the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property 1883, as amended (hereafter the Paris Convention) of which Article 5 relates to licensing without the rights-holder's authorisation.…”

Section: Licensing Without Patent-holder's Authorisation: Ireland's International Obligationsmentioning

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Patents, access to health and COVID-19 – The role of compulsory and government-use licensing in Ireland

McMahon

2020

NILQ

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As the race for effective vaccines/treatments for Covid-19 develops, attention has turned to how such vaccines/treatments will be accessed globally. Patents play a significant role in this context because they give the patent-holder the right to stop others using patented inventions. Patents are available on medicines/vaccines and could form significant access obstacles for Covid-19. Moreover, whilst many patent-holders may be willing to license health-technologies reasonably, others may not. Therefore, it is imperative that national governments ensure effective avenues exist to intervene with patent-holder discretion via compulsory and government-use licensing. This article focuses on the legal framework applicable in Ireland for such compulsory licensing interventions, interrogating the effectiveness of this framework in alleviating access issues posed by patents for Covid-19. It demonstrates how the current framework could be reformed to make it more effective in tempering patent-holder control, where needed, whilst remaining in compliance with Ireland’s international obligations.

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“…Cu toate acestea, în jurisprudența națională și europeană, există un oarecare consens cu privire la parazitismul mărcilor atunci când între două mărci concurente există o prea mare apropiere. Cu alte cuvinte, nu este necesară o identitate perfectă din punct de vedere verbal (sau vizual) pentru ca să fie anulată o marcă parazitară în raport cu alta (Sabel v Puma, bunăoară 8 ).…”

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2017

Studia UBB Iurisprudentia

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The recent debates regarding the registration of a European trademark by an individual, in connection toArsenie Boca a fost un cleric creștin-ortodox, înzestrat nu doar cu aptitudini teologice, ci și artistice. Pe numele său de mirean Zian Boca, s-a născut în anul 1910 și a urmat studii la nivelul Academiei Teologice de la Sibiu, absolvită în anul 1933 2 ; de asemenea, a avut studii incomplete la Academia de Arte Frumoase din București 3 ; intrat în monahism sub numele de Arsenie Boca, devine în anul 1942 starețul Mânăstirii Brâncoveanu (Sâmbăta de Sus, județul Brașov); în această calitate se face cunoscut și foarte căutat de către mase semnificative de credincioși 4 . Instaurarea regimului comunist a determinat diferite episoade consumate de arestări și anchete în legătură cu orientările sale, politică și religios-militantă. Pentru a reduce presiunea autorităților, în anul 1948, părintele Arsenie Boca a fost mutat ca stareț la Mânăstirea Prislop (județul Hunedoara); aceasta transformându-se într-un locaș de maici, îi determină, în conivență cu autoritatea religioasă, schimbarea statutului din stareț în duhovnic. Exclus din monahism în baza Decretul nr. 410/1959, s-a stabilit la București și, după pensionare la Sinaia, unde a și decedat. Conform voinței sale, a fost înmormântat la Mânăstirea Prislop.

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European Intellectual Property Law (DRAFT)

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Educational Resources Developers’ Copyright Protection: Civil and Labour Law Issues

Educational Resources Developers’ Copyright Protection: Civil and Labour Law Issues

Patents, access to health and COVID-19 – The role of compulsory and government-use licensing in Ireland

Câteva considerații privind înregistrarea unei mărci cu valoare de simbol religios

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