This study examines the "know-how" agreements from the perspective of competition law. It focuses on EEC law, particularly the block exemption included in Regulation 556/89 of the EEC Commission. EEC law is compared with the competition law in this area in other jurisdictions, especially the USA. The legal protection of "know-how" and its background as well as the main issues of the contract law applicable to "know-how" transactions are treated in detail. In addition, the book considers the EEC's competition policy with regard to "know-how" licensing agreements. The text is intended for patent departments in industry, patent lawyers, patent agencies and patent law courts, specialists on patent legislation, and law libraries.
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This study examines know–how agreements from the perspective of competition law. It focuses on EEC law, particularly the block exemption included in Regulation 556/89 of the EEC Commission. EEC law is compared with the competition law in this area in other jurisdictions, specially the USA. The legal protection of know–how and its background as well as the main issues of the contract law applicable to know–how transactions are treated in detail. In addition, the book considers the EEC′s competition policy with regard to know–how licensing agreements.
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