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008			160316s2009 xxu||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d
020			_a9789041131362
040			_cNLS
082			_a346.048000 _bHEA
100			_aHeath Christopher
245			_aSpares, repairs, and intellectual property rights : IEEM international intellectual property programmes
260			_aBoston _bWolter Kluwer _c2009
300			_a219p _cxxi
365			_b Rs. 8,736
505			_aContent: Contents Part 5 The UK Regime 10 Part 11 Patents 18 Chapter 2 21 Preliminary Questions 22 Blocking Repair through End User License 36 Is It Lawful to Block Recycle through EULAs and TPMs? 45 Chapter 5 105 The Judicial Interpretations 113 Analyses and Comments 120 Chapter 6 127 Mainland China 142 Chapter 7 147 Lack of Treaty Constraints and Variety of Design Laws 151 The Spare Part Nonproblem 157 Conclusion 56 Chapter 3 59 SingleUse Camera Case 77 Repair and Refill as Indirect Patent Infringement 85 The Concept of Indirect or Contributory Infringement 88 Analysis 99 What have the European Commission and 179 Chapter 8 183 EC law 186 Subject Index 207 Copyright
650			_a1. Intellectual Property - International Law - Congresses
700			_aSanders Anselm Kamperman _a
942			_2ddc _cBK