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Virginie BRUNOT: Member of the Paris Bar, graduate of CEIPI Patents, Trademarks and Designs, Lexing Alain Bensoussan Avocats
INTRODUCTION
From joint research contracts to inventions made with the participation of a non-employee, from consortium agreements to claim actions, there are numerous cases of co-ownership of a patent.
This situation is taken into account by the law, which sets out a specific regime for co-ownership of patents. This regime, which sets out the rights and obligations of each co-owner in a sometimes complex manner, is mandatory but suppletive: in other words, it applies whenever the co-owners have not laid down any rules. However, it is possible to derogate from this legal regime by drawing up a co-ownership bylaw.
The purpose of this fact sheet is to outline the legal system of co-ownership in patent matters, the rights and obligations arising therefrom, and the procedures for drawing up co-ownership regulations.
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F. X. Testu, Clauses de propriété intellectuelle , Dalloz reference Contrats d'affaires, 2010
J. Raynard, Droit des brevets et du savoir-faire industriel , Rec. Dalloz, 12-2010/10-2011
J. Passa, Droit de la propriété industrielle , Tome 2, L. G.D.J., 2013
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Code de la propriété intellectuelle
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