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NAFTA chapter 19 and the law of judicial review in Canada
(Universidad Panamericana, 1999)
Irish, Maureen
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Campus Ciudad de México
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The likelihood of association of trade marks : an assessment in the light of the recent case law of the court of justcie
(Universidad Panamericana, 1998)
Torremans, Paul
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Campus Ciudad de México
The Trade Mark Directive introduced the concept of «likelihood of association» into trade mark law in the areas of infringement and relative grounds of invalidity. The origins of this concept can be traced back to Benelux Trade Mark Law. Much of the confusion surrounding the concept has been caused by the fact that too many commentators have focused on the facts of a few spectacular cases, rather than on the theoretical foundations of the concept.
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Liability for motor-vehicle accidents in Europe : recent reforms proposals
(Universidad Panamericana, 1998)
Kötz, Hein
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Campus Ciudad de México
In most legal systems the law of tort is basically founded on the principie that the only sufficient reason for shifting a victim's loss to the person who caused it is if the latter was guilty of careless or reprehensible conduct in causing it. This principie of «No liability without fault» —thc Yérschuldensprinzip of German law— has its historical roots in the liberal individualism of a century ago: An individual's freedom of movement should only be limited by the imposition of liability in damages if he failed to conduct himself in accordancewith thc general duty to act carefully.
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Life after death
(Universidad Panamericana, 1998)
Phillips, Jeremy
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Campus Ciudad de México
Lot the public reap what it has sown. "Disneyfication" and the abuse of celebrity. The duminishing domain.
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WIPO copyright treaty and the WIPO performances and phonograms treaty
(Universidad Panamericana, 1998)
Abeyesekere, Indinil
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Campus Ciudad de México
In December 1996 two new treaties in the field of copyright and neighboring rights, namely the WIPO Copyright Treaty (WCT) and the WIPO Performances and Phonograms Treaty (WPPT), carne into existence. This can be considered a tremendous success because of the diversity of standards of protection of the large number of countries represented in Geneva.
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Recent developments in the E.C. protection of utility models
(Universidad Panamericana, 1998)
Musso, Alberto
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Campus Ciudad de México
ATRP meeting, México City, 24-26 aigust 1998. Beside more traditional and worl-know patents for industrial inventions, the protection of utility models wast at first established by two countries only: Germany and Japan, bytheir national Utility model acts of 1891 and 1909 respectively.
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The 1996 WIPO copyright treaty: extending copyright law into the digital domain world of the 21st century
(Universidad Panamericana, 1998)
Ampofo, Kingsley Kofi Kuntunkrunku
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Campus Ciudad de México
One of three draft treaties prepared under the auspices of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) and considered at the december 1996 WIPO Diplomatic Conference on Certain Copyright and neighboring Rights Questions convened in Geneva, Switzerland was the WIPO copyright Treaty. The Diplomatic Conference also produced a second treaty, the WIPO Perfomances and Phonograms treaty.
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New Mexican copyright law
(Universidad Panamericana, 1998)
Michaus, Martin
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Campus Ciudad de México
Copyright National Institute. Persons who holds the right. Moral and economic rights. Copyright agreements. The protection of computer programs and data basis. Data basis. Neighboring rights. Joint administration partnerships. The copyright absence of penalties.
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Biodiversity and intellectual property rights
(Universidad Panamericana, 1998)
Verna, S. K.
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Campus Ciudad de México
The Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) 1992 and the Agreement on trade-related intellectual property rights (TRIPs) 1993 as a part of WTO are in force and are legally binding instruments on the parties thereto Whereas the main objective of the TRIPs is to recognise and protect monopolistic and private intellectual property rights (IPRs) held mainly by multinational corporations (MNCs), the CBD aims to conserve, sustainably use and share benefits of biological resources arising out of such use equitably in which the developing countries are the main holders. The TRIPs looks at individual rights while the CBD aims to encourage recognition of collective rights of communities.
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