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The Conflict of Laws in Intellectual Property (CLIP) Principles address issues of private law for disputes involving intellectual property rights. They were produced by a Max Planck Institute research project, in which the authors of this work were heavily involved. The Principles are intended to provide a model European framework to respond to the increasing need for guidance on the applicable law. They represent a significant body of work which will help to inform developing practice on applicable law and conflict throughout the field.This new work presents the Principles, alongside article-by-article commentary and notes, which analyse thoroughly the context of the rule within the Principles, as well as within the existing legal solutions at the national, European and international level. It also explores the policy considerations underlying the rule, enabling a better understanding of why the Principles adopt the solutions laid out in the rules. Useful references are provided to the relevant legal provisions and cases dealing with the respective issues of intellectual property and private international law.
This work investigates the complex intersection of private international law and intellectual property rights to establish a coherent model framework for cross-border disputes. The European Max Planck Group on Intellectual Property, a collective of legal scholars and experts, synthesizes years of research into the CLIP Principles. By examining the jurisdictional and choice-of-law challenges inherent in global intellectual property enforcement, the authors provide a structured approach to harmonizing legal standards across national and international boundaries.
What You Will Find
Legal scholars and practitioners recognize this text as a foundational reference for understanding the harmonization of intellectual property law. Experts frequently highlight the depth of the commentary as a primary resource for navigating the complexities of cross-border litigation.
Page Count:
560
Publication Date:
2013-04-06
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0199665087
ISBN-13:
9780199665082
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