Common provisions for the unification of countries legislation in the field of combating the counterfeiting of industrial and commercial property-“Study of the provisions of the Paris and TRIPS Agreement”

Abstract

Industrial rights are characterized by their international nature, so I have made the issue of organizing and protecting their provisions not limited to the legislation of the countries of origin. In order to unify the legislation of countries in the field of protecting these rights and fighting counterfeiting, the Paris Convention of 1883 along the lines of the TRIPS Agreement included a set of unified provisions, These provisions aim to reconcile the legislation of countries in the field of protection granted to industrial property rights and an effective fight against imitation, showing the importance of these provisions in that they complement the principle of national treatment that these agreements brought in. These provisions are those that take a common character among all industrial property rights and those which are specific to some rights

Keywords

• industrial property - imitation - border measures - unfair competition
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