THE CONTENTS AND TERMINATION OF THE STATUS OF AUTHORISED USER OF INDICATIONS OF GEOGRAPHIC ORIGIN OF GOODS AND SERVICES

Authors

  • Božin Vlaskovi?, PhD University in Kragujevac, Law Faculty, Kragujevac
  • Zoran Miladinovi?, PhD University in Kragujevac, Law Faculty, Kragujevac
  • Siniša Varga, PhD University in Kragujevac, Law Faculty, Kragujevac

Keywords:

indication of geographic origin, authorised user, contents of right, terminations of right.

Abstract

Indication of geographic origin is a specific intellectual property (IP). Specificity of that IP is mirrored to its legal protection. The IP legal protection of indications of geographic origin is, at the one side, wider than of the other intellectual properties because IP legal protection of registered indication of geographic indication is essentially featured by certain public law element. But at the other side, it is notably narrower because more than one legal entity can be authorised for commercial use of the same indication of geographic origin. Furthermore, an authorised user can not obtain a right in the application nor assign registered indication of geographic origin, since these are not a subject of commerce that is one of the most important powers comprised in all others intellectual property rights, except in collective trademarks and certification marks rights. Authors in this paper deal with legal aspects of indication of geographic origin use.

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Published

2013-09-30

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Vlasković, B., Miladinović, Z., & Varga, S. (2013). THE CONTENTS AND TERMINATION OF THE STATUS OF AUTHORISED USER OF INDICATIONS OF GEOGRAPHIC ORIGIN OF GOODS AND SERVICES. Economics of Agriculture, 60(3), 653–664. Retrieved from https://ea.bg.ac.rs/index.php/EA/article/view/454