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xxi, 369 pages ; 25 cm |
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Contents note continued: 5.03.The Refusal to License -- [A].Refusal to License and Abuse of Dominance -- [B].Refusal to License in Relation to Patents -- [1].The Duty to License under Competition Law: An Issue of Patent Enforcement -- [a].Philips/SK Kassetten -- [b].Apple v. Samsung - Preliminary injunction proceedings -- [c].Apple v. Samsung - Proceedings on the Merits -- [d].ZTE v. Vringo -- [e].Conclusion -- ch. 6 United States / Elizabeth M. Zito -- 6.01.Introduction -- [A].US IP Law -- [1].Patent Law -- [2].Trademark Law -- [3].Copyright Law -- [B].US Competition Law -- [1].The Sherman Act -- [2].The Clayton Act -- [3].The FTC Act -- 6.02.Areas of Overlap -- [A].Patent Settlements Involving ̀Reverse Payments' -- [1].Judicial Treatment of Reverse Payments before Actavis -- [2].The Actavis Decision -- [3].Post-Actavis Developments -- [B].̀Patent Hopping' -- [C].Standards and SEPs -- [1].Exclusionary Conduct by SSOs, SDOs and Their Members -- [2].SEP Acquisitions -- |
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Contents note continued: Appendix IV Commission Regulation (EU) No 330/2010 of 20 April 2010 on the application of Article 101 (3) TFEU to categories of vertical agreements und concerted practices -- Appendix V Commission Regulation No 1218/2010 of 14 December 2010 on the application of Article 101 (3) TFEU to categories of specialisation agreements -- Appendix VI Commission Regulation No 1217/2010 of 14 December 2010 on the application of Article 101 (3) TFEU to categories of research and development agreements -- Appendix VII Commission Regulation (EC) No 316/2014 of 21 March 2014 on the application of Article 101 (3) TFEU to categories of technology transfer agreements -- Appendix VIII Guidelines on the application of Article 101 TFEU to technology transfer agreements |
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Contents note continued: [1].Refusal to Supply and Compulsory Licensing -- [2].The Availability of Injunctions in Relation to FRAND-Encumbered SEPs -- [3].Tying and Bundling: The Emerging Practice -- [4].Excessive Pricing and Discriminatory Pricing: The Willingness of the Authorities to Regulate Pricing -- [5].A Willingness to Set the FRAND Rate? -- [6].Examples of Other Terms Susceptible to Scrutiny by the Chinese Courts and Antitrust Agencies -- 7.04.Conclusion -- Appendices: Major Antitrust Regulations dealing with IP Rights -- Appendix I Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (Excerpts) -- Appendix II Commission Notice on agreements of minor importance which do not appreciably restrict competition under Article 101 (1) TFEU (De Minimis Notice) -- Appendix III Commission notice on the definition of relevant market for the purposes of Community competition law -- |
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Contents note continued: [2].European Economic Community (EEC) -- [3].The European Union (EU) -- [4].The Lisbon Treaty -- [C].Key Provisions of European Competition Law -- [1].Article 101 TFEU: Cartels -- [2].Block Exemption Regulations -- [3].Article 102 TFEU: Abuse of a Dominant Position -- [4].Articles 34-36 TFEU: Free Movement of Goods -- [5].Merger Control -- 1.04.The Commission's Approach to Competition Law -- [A].The Development in the Early Years -- [B].The Adoption of Regulation (EEC) No. 17/62 -- [C].The Adoption of Block Exemption Regulations -- [D].Tetra Pak as a Shock to the Profession -- [E].The Commission's More Economic Approach -- [F].Regulation (EC) No. 1/2003: The Paradigm Shift -- [G].From Volvo v. Veng to Motorola -- [1].Volvo v. Veng -- [2].IMS Health -- [3].AstraZeneca -- [4].Motorola Mobility -- ch. 2 European Union Law / Wolrad Prinz zu Waldeck und Pyrmont -- 2.01.Phase 1: Prosecution of IPR -- [A].Uncontrolled Prosecution -- |
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Contents note continued: [2].Licensing -- [a].Characteristics -- [b].Types -- [i].Exclusive -- [ii].Sole -- [iii].Non-exclusive -- [c].Competition Law Issues -- [3].Sales Agreement versus Actual Transfer -- [B].Applicability of Merger Control -- [C].Applicable Provisions -- [1].Article 101 TFEU -- [a].Undertaking -- [b].Infringing Conduct -- [c].Examples -- [d].Exemption -- [2].Technology Transfer Block Exemption Regulation -- [a].Overview -- [b].Applicability -- [c].Market Share Thresholds -- [d].Hardcore Restrictions -- [e].TTBER as Safe Haven? -- [3].Relation with the Block Exemption Regulation on Specialisation and R&D Agreement -- [D].Conclusions -- 2.03.Refusal to License -- [A].Overview -- [1].What Does Article 102 TFEU Provide? -- [a].Dominant Position -- [i].Definition -- [ii].Relevant Market -- [b].Abuse -- [2].Obligation to License -- [B].Case Law -- [1].Volvo -- [a].Background -- [b].Summary -- [c].Facts -- [d].Issues -- [e].Decision -- [f].Evaluation -- [2].Magill -- |
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Contents note continued: [3].DOJ Forgoes Challenge to Proposed SSO Policy Revisions -- [D].Patent Trolls -- ch. 7 China / Timothy Lamb -- 7.01.Introduction -- 7.02.The Relevant Legal and Regulatory Framework -- [A].Intellectual Property Law -- [1].Sources of Patent Law -- [2].Sources of Copyright Law -- [3].Sources of Trade Mark Law -- [B].Competition Law Framework: The AML and Beyond -- [1].Brief Overview -- [2].The Anti-monopoly Law -- [3].The Antitrust Agencies under the AML and the Evolving Enforcement Priorities -- [4].Specific Competition Rules Dealing with the Exercise of IP Rights -- 7.03.The Interplay between IP Rights and Competition Law in Practice -- [A].Assessing Dominance in China under the AML as Applied to IP Rights -- [1].The Criteria for Establishing Dominance in China and Application to IP Rights -- [2].Relevant Market Definition in Relation to Intellectual Property Rights -- [B].Assessing Abuse in China under the AML as Applied to IP Rights -- |
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Contents note continued: [B].Agreements regarding the Transfer of Trademarks and Copyrights -- [C].Transfer of IP Rights and Merger Control -- [D].The Refusal to License -- [1].Compulsory Licences under German Competition Law -- [2].The Compulsory Licence Defence -- [a].Background -- [b].The Orange Book Standard Decision by the FCJ -- [c].The Aftermath of Orange Book Standard -- [d].Recent Developments -- [E].Refusal to Obtain a License: The German Google Case -- 3.03.Settlement Agreements and Delimitation Agreements -- [A].Settlement of IP Rights Disputes -- [B].Trademark Delimitation Agreements -- [C].Obtaining a Licence for a Patent Later Revoked -- ch. 4 United Kingdom / Marc Dominic Mimler -- 4.01.Introduction -- [A].Intellectual Property Law in the United Kingdom -- [1].Patent Law -- [2].Copyright Law -- [3].Trade Mark Law -- [B].Competition Law in the United Kingdom -- 4.02.Transfer of IP Rights -- [A].Agreements regarding the Sale or Licensing of Patents -- |
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Contents note continued: [B].Pharmaceutical Sector Inquiry -- [1].Aims -- [2].Legal Basis -- [3].Final Report -- [a].Market Structure -- [b].Product Life Cycle Management -- [c].Competition between Originator Companies and Generic Companies -- [i].Patent Clusters -- [ii].Divisional Patent Applications -- [iii].Effect of these Instruments -- [d].Competition between Originator Companies -- [i].̀Smoke Screen Patenting' -- [ii].̀Defensive Patenting' -- [iii].Effects of these Instruments -- [e].Conclusion of the European Commission -- [f].Comment and Annual Reports (Especially on Reverse Payments): Patent Settlements -- [C].Boehringer Ingelheim Procedure COMP/39246 -Boehringer/Almirall -- [1].Starting Point -- [2].Comment -- [D].AstraZeneca Case -- [1].Judgment of the Court of Justice of the EU -- [2].Comment -- [E].Resume -- 2.02.Phase 2: Transfer of IPR -- [A].Types of Transfer -- [1].Assignment -- [a].Characteristics -- [b].Relevance -- [i].Patent Pools -- [ii].M&A Deals -- |
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Contents note continued: [a].Background -- [b].Summary -- [c].Facts -- [d].Issues -- [e].Decision -- [3].Bronner -- [4].IMS Health -- [5].Microsoft -- [6].Recent Confirmations of the Conditions for Access to IPRs -- [C].Licensing of SEPs -- [1].Motorola and Samsung -- [a].Common Background -- [b].The German ̀Orange Book Standard' -- [c].Motorola -- [i].Facts -- [ii].Summary -- [iii].Decision -- [d].Samsung -- [i].Facts -- [ii].Summary -- [iii].Decision -- [e].Common Evaluation -- [2].Huawei v. ZTE -- [a].Facts -- [b].Issues -- [c].Summary -- [d].Decision -- [e].Evaluation -- [D].Summary -- 2.04.Summary and Outlook: What Are the Ground Rules? -- ch. 3 Germany / Moritz Lorenz -- 3.01.Introduction -- [A].German IP Law -- [1].Patent Law -- [2].Copyright Law -- [3].Trademark Law -- [B].German Competition Law -- 3.02.Transfer of IP Rights -- [A].Agreements regarding the Sale or Licensing of Patents -- [1].Developments until 2005 -- [2].Assessment under Current German Competition Law -- |
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Contents note continued: [B].Agreements regarding the Transfer of Trade Marks and Copyrights -- [C].Transfer of IP Rights and Merger Control -- [D].Refusal to License Intellectual Property Rights -- [1].The Pre-competition Act 1988 Scenario -- [2].The Application of ̀Euro-Defences' -- [3].Standard-Essential Patents -- [4].Compulsory Licensing under the UK Patents Act 1977 -- 4.03.Settlement Agreements and Delimitation Agreements -- ch. 5 The Netherlands / Elske Raedts -- 5.01.General Overview -- [A].Relevant Law -- [1].Intellectual Property Law -- [a].Sources of Patent law -- [b].Sources of Copyright Law -- [c].Sources of Trademark Law -- [2].Competition Law -- [a].Sources of Competition Law -- 5.02.The General Relationship between Intellectual Property Law and Competition Law in the Netherlands -- [A].The Interplay between Intellectual Property Law and Competition Law -- [1].Agreements regarding the Transfer of IP Rights -- [2].Other Applicable Block Exemptions -- |
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Machine generated contents note: ch. 1 Introduction / Wolrad Prinz zu Waldeck und Pyrmont -- 1.01.Key Principles of Intellectual Property Law -- [A].Characteristics of Intellectual Property Rights -- [B].Purpose and Theoretical Justifications -- [1].Natural Rights Theory -- [2].Reward Theory -- [3].Utilitarian Based Incentive Theories -- [4].Disclosure Theory -- [C].Importance of Intellectual Property Rights -- [D].Balancing within the IP System -- [E].European Policy Objectives and Activities -- [1].Harmonising Legislation -- [2].General Political Agenda towards IP -- [F].Public Perception and Acceptance of IP -- 1.02.The Lifecycle of Intellectual Property Rights in Brief -- [A].Obtaining Intellectual Property Rights -- [B].Maintaining Intellectual Property Rights -- [C].Exploiting Intellectual Property Rights -- 1.03.Key Principles of European Competition Law -- [A].Purpose -- [B].Background: The Relevant European Treaties -- [1].European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC) -- |
| Notes |
Formerly CIP. Uk |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Subject |
Antitrust law -- Europe.
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Intellectual property -- Europe.
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| Author |
Chrocziel, Peter, editor
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Lorenz, Moritz, 1974- editor
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Waldeck und Pyrmont, Wolrad, Prinz zu, editor
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| LC no. |
2016296692 |
| ISBN |
9041166696 (hbk.) |
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9789041166692 (hbk.) |
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