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Proposals for a worldwide change of patent law / by Anna Mancini.
1994
G 9 MAN.P
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Title
Proposals for a worldwide change of patent law / by Anna Mancini.
Author
Mancini, Anna, author.
Edition
First edition.
Description
236 pages : illustrations ; 30 cm
ISBN
2950845215
9782950845214
9782950845214
Alternate Call Number
G 9 MAN.P
Note
Contents : 1. General introduction; 3. First book a theoretical audit : the nature of inventor's rights; 4. Introduction; Title 1 : What kind of right for inventors? : some scholars' answers; Introduction : 1. Inventors' right : a new legal category; 2. Inventor's right and the right of property; Title 2 : What kind of right for inventors? : a necessary return to the sources of legal creation : 1. Theories on the ROMAN ENIGMA OF THE DISTINCTION OF RIGHTS and critique of the methodology used; 2. The fundamental distinction of rights confronted to reality; 3. Some positivist's theories confronted to realities; Title 3 : PERSONNAL nature of patentee's rights and consequences on the patent system's philosophy : 1. Why authors ignored the personal right's ground of research; 2. Inventors and privileges; 3. What is a patentable invention? Second book a pragmatic audit : software issue : Part 1. Need for softwares' legal protection : Introduction : Title 1 : Software and patent law : 1. Brief description of French patent law; 2. Patentibility denied to softwares; Title 2 : Software and copyright : 1. March 11, 1957 law on authors' rights (before amendment in 1985); 2. The trend towards softwares' protection under authors' rights; 3. Critics raised by the application to softwares of March 11, 1957 law; Part 2. Critique of the authors' right option : Introduction: 1. Softwares in July 3, 1985 French law; 2. Contradictions between some provisions of July 3, 1985 law and the general trend of March 11, 1957; 3. Questions raised by July 3, 1985 law; 4. July 3, 1985 law a legal illusion; 5. July 3, 1985 : a masked industrial law; Part 3. A patent for software : Title 1. Why a patent? 1. French Courts' irresistible attraction towards patent law; 2. The European Directive on the protection of softwares considered to be RIDICULOUS; 3. The perspectives of software protection under patent law; Title 2. Which patent for softwares? 1. A necessary amendment of Article 2 of the 1883 Paris Convention; 2. Proposals for softwares' patentability; 3. A new speech for an old method; 4. Results of the audits : proposals of a worldwide and domestic change of patent law;.
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Published
Paris : [publisher not identified], 1994.
Language
French
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