The overall characteristics of intellectual property rights include

The general characteristics of intellectual property rights include the following:

1, intellectual property rights are time-sensitive;

2. Intellectual property rights are regional;

3. Intellectual property rights are exclusive;

4. Intellectual property rights must be directly confirmed by law;

5. The object of intellectual property is intangible property.

Intellectual property is an undergraduate major in colleges and universities, which belongs to law major. This major trains intellectual property professionals who can engage in trademark agency, patent agency and other specialized intellectual property affairs in law firms, patent offices and trademark offices. , and engaged in specialized intellectual property judicial trials and other legal affairs in the public security law department, or engaged in intellectual property management affairs in the copyright bureau, trademark office, patent office, science and technology bureau and other departments.

legal ground

patent law of the people's republic of china

Article 2 Inventions and creations mentioned in this Law refer to inventions, utility models and designs.

Invention refers to a new technical scheme proposed for a product, method or its improvement.

Utility model refers to a new practical technical scheme for the shape, structure or combination of products.

Appearance design refers to a new design that is aesthetically pleasing and suitable for industrial application, which is made on the shape, pattern or their combination of products and all or part of the combination of colors, shapes and patterns. Article 3 The patent administrative department of the State Council is responsible for the management of patent work throughout the country; Accept and examine patent applications in a unified manner and grant patent rights according to law.

The departments for patent administration under the people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government shall be responsible for patent administration within their respective administrative areas. Article 5 No patent right shall be granted for inventions and creations that violate laws, social ethics or harm public interests.

No patent right shall be granted to inventions and creations obtained or utilized in violation of laws and administrative regulations and completed by relying on genetic resources. Article 6 Inventions and creations made by performing the tasks of the unit or mainly using the material and technical conditions of the unit are service inventions and creations.

The right to apply for a patent for a service invention-creation belongs to the unit. After the application is approved, the unit becomes the patentee. Units may dispose of the patent application right and patent right of their service inventions and creations according to law, and promote the implementation and application of related inventions and creations.

The right to apply for a patent for a non-service invention-creation belongs to the inventor or designer; After the application is approved, the inventor or designer shall be the patentee.

Where an invention-creation completed by making use of the material and technical conditions of the entity has a contract with the inventor or designer to stipulate the right to apply for a patent and the ownership of the patent, such agreement shall prevail.