1, patent right. Patent right is the right granted to the inventor or unit to monopolize, use and dispose of the achievements of invention and creation according to law.
2. Trademark rights. Trademark right refers to the exclusive right to use a trademark enjoyed by the trademark user according to law.
3. copyright Copyright, also known as copyright, is the exclusive right enjoyed by citizens, legal persons or unincorporated units to their own works of literature, art, natural science, engineering technology and so on.
Intellectual property is a general term for rights based on creative achievements and industrial and commercial marks. "The three main intellectual property rights are copyright, patent right and trademark right, among which patent right and trademark right are also collectively referred to as industrial property rights. Intellectual property is "intellectual property" in English, and it is also translated into intellectual property, intellectual property or intellectual property.
On the surface, intellectual property can be understood as "property right to knowledge", and its premise is that knowledge has the conditions to become legal property. However, the essence of knowledge is an objective and free-flowing information. Once the knowledge as information is spread, the person who provides this information cannot control this information exclusively.
Then the intellectual achievements expressed by these information cannot become the property of the information creator in the legal sense. The legal system of intellectual property rights has created an unprecedented form of property rights by giving the creators of intellectual achievements the exclusive right to use and transfer.
Relief means
1. If the intellectual property right holder has evidence to prove that others are committing or about to commit acts that infringe on his rights and hinder his realization, his legitimate rights and interests will be irretrievably damaged if not stopped in time, he may apply to the people's court for measures such as ordering or prohibiting certain acts according to law before bringing a lawsuit.
2. Property preservation refers to the compulsory measures taken by the court against the respondent's property according to the application of interested parties before or during the litigation, so as to prevent the parties from disposing of the property used for execution after the judgment takes effect and before the judgment takes effect.