1. Who owns the patent copyright?
The owners of patent copyright are trademark registrants, patentees and copyright owners. Intellectual property rights holders refer to trademark registrants, patentees, copyright owners and copyright-related rights holders as stipulated by the laws of China.
How to apply for intellectual property protection;
1, administrative protection of patent right:
The competent authorities are China National Intellectual Property Administration and local intellectual property administrative departments, which are responsible for administrative mediation of patent disputes. Patent disputes mainly include: patent infringement disputes and patent ownership disputes. The conditions for the intellectual property management authority to accept patent dispute cases are as follows: the mediation claimant must be a unit or individual who has a direct interest in the dispute and the dispute; There is a clear respondent; There are specific requirements and factual basis; Cases falling within the jurisdiction and scope of acceptance of intellectual property management organs; The parties concerned have not yet brought a suit in a people's court.
2, the administrative protection of trademark rights:
The competent authority is the administrative department for industry and commerce at or above the county level where the infringement occurred, and is responsible for the administrative punishment of trademark infringement.
3. Administrative protection of copyright:
The competent authorities are the National Copyright Administration and the local copyright administrative departments, which are responsible for the administrative punishment of copyright infringement.
2. What are the procedures for handling intellectual property disputes?
There are five main ways to solve intellectual property disputes: negotiation, mediation, administrative handling, arbitration and civil litigation.
Consultation refers to the activities in which after an intellectual property dispute occurs, both parties reach a settlement agreement by themselves through direct consultation and negotiation on the basis of mutual understanding and in accordance with the provisions of relevant laws, so as to solve the dispute.
Mediation refers to the activities that people's courts, arbitration institutions or mediators apply for mediation after an intellectual property dispute occurs, so that the two parties can make concessions to each other on the basis of voluntary consultation and reach an agreement, thus solving the dispute.