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By ew kitch · 1992 · cited by 34 — the common law of both restitution and contracts provides little to illuminate the appropriate scope of protection afforded by intellectual and industrial.

Common law intellectual property refers to different judge made causes of action that create forms of exclusive rights and privileges in intangibles, ...

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By contrast, intellectual property reflects a mixed heritage in which courts, operating in what can most aptly be characterized as a common law.

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The book's publication contract includes the following provisions, under the heading “copyright”: 1. that the copyright term, rights, and remedies (“privileges”) ...

Intellectual property rights are often described as intangible rights. ... the doctrine of moral rights for authors while common law countries did not.

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The potential that lies within the common law for the protection of ... step in and legislate into existence new categories of intellectual property rights.

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The us protects virtually no moral rights for authors, while france has strong protections. the fair use doctrine in the us provides flexibility for use of ...

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However, the specific rights depend on the nature of the ip and the limits set out in the legislation or common law. what is protected by ipi? types of ip. what ...

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John f. duffy and richard hynes. *. the modern law of intellectual property includes not only rules governing the existence and extent of rights—e.g., ...