Schriften zum deutschen und internationalen PersAnlichkeits- und ImmaterialgA terrecht., Dominik Sebastian Stier (9783847101956) — Readings Books

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Schriften zum deutschen und internationalen PersAnlichkeits- und ImmaterialgA terrecht.
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Schriften zum deutschen und internationalen PersAnlichkeits- und ImmaterialgA terrecht.

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Companies often acquire sublicenses deriving from a main license. The question of whether the acquired sublicense persists when the main license expires is therefore of great relevance. In its decisions Reifen Progressiv , M2Trade and Take Five the German Federal Supreme Court holds that a sublicense is an independent right and therefore is principally not terminated by the termination of the main license. While the German Federal Supreme Court wants to ensure legal and economic certainty for the sublicensee, the author deals with the subject taking into account the principles of civil law and the character of copyright. In the course of this he develops a consistent system for resolving the different cases of license chain interruption.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
V&r Unipress
Date
2 April 2014
Pages
219
ISBN
9783847101956

Companies often acquire sublicenses deriving from a main license. The question of whether the acquired sublicense persists when the main license expires is therefore of great relevance. In its decisions Reifen Progressiv , M2Trade and Take Five the German Federal Supreme Court holds that a sublicense is an independent right and therefore is principally not terminated by the termination of the main license. While the German Federal Supreme Court wants to ensure legal and economic certainty for the sublicensee, the author deals with the subject taking into account the principles of civil law and the character of copyright. In the course of this he develops a consistent system for resolving the different cases of license chain interruption.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
V&r Unipress
Date
2 April 2014
Pages
219
ISBN
9783847101956