Intellectual property rights are "the collective name of 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.
Legal characteristics of intellectual property rights
1, the object is immaterial
The objects of intellectual property rights are intangible works, inventions and goodwill. It is invisible and must exist on a certain material carrier.
The object of intellectual property is the intangible achievement carried or embodied by the intellectual material carrier. This means that obtaining the material carrier does not mean enjoying the intellectual property rights it carries; Secondly, transferring the ownership of the material carrier does not mean transferring the intellectual property rights it carries at the same time; Finally, infringing on the ownership of the material carrier does not mean infringing on the intellectual property rights it carries at the same time.
2. Specific exclusivity
Exclusivity, also known as exclusivity, means that without the permission of the intellectual property owner or the special provisions of the law, others may not carry out acts controlled by the exclusive right of intellectual property, otherwise it will constitute infringement. There are many differences between the exclusiveness of intellectual property rights and the exclusiveness of property rights.