Intellectual property and the judiciary /
Intellectual Property and the Judiciary examines the role of judges in the development, interpretation and application of intellectual property (IP) law and norms. In this regard, the authors engage in a comparative analysis of various national, European and international court systems while also ex...
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Cheltenham :
Edward Elgar Publishing,
2018
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| Edice: | European intellectual property institutes network series
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Obsah:
- Introduction / Christophe Geiger, Craig Nard and Xavier Seuba
- Part I. Intellectual property and European courts
- Section 1. Intellectual property and the European court of human rights
- 1. Intellectual property before the European court of human rights / Christophe Geiger and Elena Izyumenko
- 2. The European court of human rights: an unlikely forum for the enforcement of IP rights / Aurora Plomer
- Section 2. Intellectual property and the court of justice of the European Union
- 3. Taking power tools to the acquis - the court of justice, the charter of fundamental rights and European Union copyright law / Jonathan Griffiths
- 4. Intellectual property law made by the court of justice of the European Union / Alain Strowel and Vincent Cassiers
- 5. The role of the European court of justice in the European patent court system / Stefan Lugienbuehl and Teodora Kandeva
- Section 3. Intellectual property and the unified patent court
- -6. Decision-making in the unified patent court: ensuring a balanced approach / Jens Schovsbo and Clement Salung Petersen
- 7. The patent mediation and arbitration centre: a centre of opportunities / Sam Granata
- 8. Scientific complexity and patent adjudication: the technical judges of the unified patent court / Xavier Seuba
- Section 4. Intellectual property and European quasi-judicial bodies (European Patent office, European Union intellectual property office and community plant variety office)
- 9. The procedural rules in appeal proceedings before the European patent office / Cees Mulder and Marcus O. Müller
- 10. Functioning of the community plant variety office board of appeal / Martin Ekvad
- 11. Position of the board of appeal in the legal protection system for community plant variety rights / Gert Würtenberger
- -12. The boards of appeal of the European Union Intellectual property office: an alien within the landscape of European administrative law! / Stefan Martin
- 13. The Boards of appeal of the European Union intellectual property office / Alexander von Mühlendahl
- Part II. Intellectual property and courts in the United States and Japan
- 14. The proposed structure and function of the unified patent court: lessons from the American judicial experience / Kathleen O'Malley and Barbara Lynn
- 15. The best practice for patent judiciary: lessons from another experiment on specialized adjudication for patent cases in Japan / Toshiko Takenaka
- 16. Europe's Bold experiment: lesson's learned from America's patent law experience / Craig Nard
- Part III. Intellectual property and international adjudication
- 17. The interpretation of international intellectual property instruments in national, regional and international courts and tribunals / Susy Frankel
- -18. Investor-state dispute settlement and the trans-pacific partnership / Peter Yu
- 19. Does the WTO appellate body "Make" IP law? / Daniel Gervais
- Index.