@article{49107,
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/49107},
      title = {Imitation of Products : Registered Design, Unfair  Competition and Copyright Protection.},
      abstract = {Law 633/1941 on the Protection of Copyright and  Neighbouring Rights, Art. 2, first paragraph, point (10);  Legislative Decree No. 30 (Industrial Property Code), Arts.  33 and 125; Civil Code, Arts. 1226, 2056, 2598 and 2600 –  Thun  Headnotes by the Editorial Office 1. The display of a  product in an exhibition can be one of the factors to be  considered for recognising its artistic value and  eligibility for copyright protection. However, more than  this ground may be required for the latter purposes.  2.  Unfair competition by slavish imitation can be found  independently of an infringement of industrial design  rights.  3. To determine whether products can be confused  due to slavish imitation, the products must be compared not  through a detailed and distinct examination of their  individual distinguishing features but through their  overall impact, taken as a whole, from the consumer’s  perspective.},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.1093/grurint/ikad094},
      recid = {49107},
      pages = {1 online resource (pages 1080–1082)},
}