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Protection of industrial property and international law
Davidovová, Daniela ; Pítra, Vladimír (advisor) ; Růžička, Michal (referee)
The protection of the Industrial Property Rights and International Law The crucial role of the Industrial Property Rights in the recent times is mainly caused by the globalization, especially in commerce. The main problem of Industrial Property Rights is its territoriality, e.g. each right need to be protected in every country where the protection is sought. However, there are some mechanisms that help to simplify such procedure (on international as well as on regional scheme). The aim of my final work is therefore to map the present situation connected to the legal aspects of the international protection related to the Industrial Property Rights. The work is divided into two parts - the first one deals with the basic terminology and description of the Industrial Property Rights together with its implementation into the International Private Law, International Public Law, European Law and national (Czech) law. Moreover, it explains the reciprocal interferences between the International Public and Private Law, European Law and national law. The second part is rather enumerative and it provides the overview of the international and regional treaties and organizations active in the field of Industrial Property Rights. The role of the non- governmental organization is not neglected. Based on the rules...
"E-business" and International Private Law
Davidovová, Daniela ; Pauknerová, Monika (advisor) ; Poláček, Bohumil (referee) ; Ondřej, Jan (referee)
Univerzita Karlova Právnická fakulta "E-BUSINESS" A MEZINÁRODNÍ PRÁVO SOUKROMÉ ("E-business" and International Private Law) Abstract 2014 Daniela Davidovová ABSTRACT This work concerns selected aspects of e-business and international private law. Its goal is to determine, whether the current rules of international private law are applicable to the legal relationships resulting from e-business. The work consists of six chapters: Internet and E-business, E-business and International Private Law in the Czech Republic, Application of International Private Law rules to selected contract types, Contractual terms of selected e-business entrepreneurs, Specific rules applicable to non-contractual legal relationships and De lege ferenda. The first and second chapters provide the essentials of the problematic, including the terminology and explanation on how the internet and e-business works. Chapters three and five enable to observe theoretical problems of International Private Law rules applicable for e-business legal relationships. The main questions observed in this work are following: what is the competent court and what is the applicable law in the legal relationships arising while doing e-business? Answers are provided from the perspective of the Czech e-business entrepreneur who is selling products/providing...
Protection of industrial property and international law
Davidovová, Daniela ; Pítra, Vladimír (advisor) ; Růžička, Michal (referee)
The protection of the Industrial Property Rights and International Law The crucial role of the Industrial Property Rights in the recent times is mainly caused by the globalization, especially in commerce. The main problem of Industrial Property Rights is its territoriality, e.g. each right need to be protected in every country where the protection is sought. However, there are some mechanisms that help to simplify such procedure (on international as well as on regional scheme). The aim of my final work is therefore to map the present situation connected to the legal aspects of the international protection related to the Industrial Property Rights. The work is divided into two parts - the first one deals with the basic terminology and description of the Industrial Property Rights together with its implementation into the International Private Law, International Public Law, European Law and national (Czech) law. Moreover, it explains the reciprocal interferences between the International Public and Private Law, European Law and national law. The second part is rather enumerative and it provides the overview of the international and regional treaties and organizations active in the field of Industrial Property Rights. The role of the non- governmental organization is not neglected. Based on the rules...

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