Description Title: International Intellectual Property Law Word Count: 3,000 Style: OSCOLA References: 15 Cases: 20 Case Study: Competition Law It is accepted that once an intellectual property right is exploited by means of a license or some equivalent consensual agreement or arrangement, the effect on trade is properly a matter for competition law. Within the European Union, this is so whether the attack is upon an agreement or a concerted practice (art 101) or goes to the acquisition and exercise of market power (art.102). At both the national and international level, the general issue is likewise conceded. In light of the above, examine how competition law has regulated intellectual property rights. Outcome: * Demonstrate an extensive and detailed knowledge of the international legal concepts of the free movement of goods defined in the syllabus * Critically evaluate the impact of internationalism of knowledge/technology transfer in reference to intangible rights * Apply complex legal rules to a variety of international contexts across jurisdictional boundaries * Critically assess the effectiveness of those rules through extensive research * Detailed analysis of the relevant case law Format: *It should include an introduction, conclusion, appropriate headings, bibliography, diagrams/graphs where appropriate. * The report/article should be typed using double-spacing, using Arial 12. * All material must be sourced appropriately. TurnitIn Report required with less than 20% duplicity index including literature, references and bibliography
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