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Masoud Ghalaychi, Faraj Allah Rahnavard, Mahdi Mortazavi,
Volume 12, Issue 2 (9-2022)
Abstract
Attainment the sublime goals of the Islamic Republic of Iran requires comprehensive efforts in all cultural, scientific, social and economic dimensions. In this regard, science and technology is one of the most important infrastructures of the country's development and as a mean for competition in various fields. Industrial property and related executive policies of national measures included in the comprehensive scientific map of the country is subset to science and technology. This research has been done with the aim of identifying the indicators to evaluate the consequences of policies and executive policies of national measures related to industrial property from the comprehensive scientific map of the country. This qualitative development research uses content analysis method which has used the purposive sampling of the participants with the maximum variation. The data and information gatherd through unstructured interviews. To do so, interviewes were conducted with 13 experts, and the data analyzed by Atlas.ti software. In total, the concepts extracted from the interviews categorized into 127 primary codes and 5 main categories.
Volume 15, Issue 4 (12-2011)
Abstract
Considering the widespread and rapid developments in the field of Internet services, the paper registration of industrial property seems time consuming, expensive and exotic.
National, regional and international intellectual property offices, in line with the regulations, with understanding of these realities have paved the way for electronic registration of industrial property subjects such as patents, trademarks and industrial designs.
In the executive regulations of the Law of Patents, industrial designs and trademarks of Iran, the electronic registration has been provided, but the Industrial Property Office has not yet done any actions in this regard.
The present article, through explaining the concept, scope, status and benefits of electronic registration as well as the national and international experiences, seeks to acquaint our legal community and Industrial Property Office with electronic registration. It also suggests that advances in information technology should be used to develop electronic services, and that by using the technical services, assistance and advice of international organizations, especially world intellectual property organization, fundamental and serious steps can be taken in the field of electronic registration.
Volume 16, Issue 1 (5-2012)
Abstract
Provisional measures such as injunction, securing evidence, freezing injunction and suspension of releas are among the most important legal measures adopted in fair and equitable proceedings related to the intellectual property rights, which have been considered in the third chapter of the World Trade Organization Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPs) .
In the Iranian legal system, this subject is more or less given attention. This study, however, reveals that the new law not only did not put us in a better situation in comparison with the previous law, but also created imperfections and ambiguities that didn’t exist in the previous law. The executive regulations of the new law, sporadically and in a disorderly way have adopted some of the provisions of the previous regulations as part of efforts to remove the existing imperfections and flaws. Actually, it has exceeded the legal limits in some cases.
In this research, the author draws a comparison between the new law and the TRIPs Agreement while challenging the new law and its executive regulations. Finally, it sets forth some proposals for amending the existing law.
