113 Types of property and property interest in intellectual property

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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY vol 21(1) patents and technology transfer

113 Types of property and property interest in intellectual property

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3: LEGISLATIVE PROVISIONS GOVERNING THE ASSIGNMENT OR LICENSING OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

(a) General

113 Types of property and property interest in intellectual property

Not all of the interests a person may have in any form of intellectual property will necessarily give rise to a proprietary interest¹.

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(2) TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER AND LICENSING

114 Assignment of patents and patent applications

115 Licence and sub-licences—patents

116.1 How co-owners hold their interest in a patent

116.2 Right of a co-owner to work a patent

116.3 Right of co-owner to work a patent through an agent or a sub-contractor

116.4 Situations when one co-owner requires the consent of the other co-owner

116.5 Supply of means of working the invention

116.6 Supply of products by a co-owner

117 Assignment of copyright—formalities

118 Copyright licences—formalities

119 Provision concerning co-owners of copyright

120 Overview of the protection of designs

121 Formalities for transactions involving registered designs

122 Formalities for transactions involving unregistered designs

123 Supplementary unregistered designs

124 Form of licence of intellectual property

125 Power to sub-licence and to assign a licence of intellectual property

126 Sub-contracting under a licence of intellectual property

127.1 Where the licence sets out the activities which a licensee may undertake

127.2 Where patent licence does not set out the permitted activities