On the legal expression of exclusiveness of intellectual property rights

Intellectual property is an exclusive civil right, which, like ownership, has the characteristics of exclusiveness and absoluteness. The exclusiveness of intellectual property rights is mainly manifested in two aspects: first, intellectual property rights are monopolized by obligees, who monopolize this exclusive right and are strictly protected. Without legal provisions or permission, no one may use the intellectual achievements of the obligee. Second, for the same intellectual achievement, two or more intellectual property rights with the same attributes are not allowed to coexist. For example, two identical inventions can only be granted a patent right for one of them according to legal procedures; Compared with the prior art, later inventions; If there is no outstanding substantive characteristics and significant progress, we cannot obtain corresponding rights.