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ARTICLE · 23 SEPTEMBER 2019

How Trademarks May Collide With Other IP Subject Matters

Part IV of the Russian Civil Code regulates IP subject matters, which are defined as results of intellectual activities and means of individualization

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Part IV of the Russian Civil Code regulates IP subject matters, which are defined as results of intellectual activities and means of individualization.

The Civil Code ensures that intellectual property is protected by law, and provides the explicit list of the results of intellectual activities and means of individualization, which may be protected as such: scientific, literary and artistic works; programs for computers (computer programs); databases; performances; sound recordings; broadcasting and cable radio and television programs (the transmissions of broadcasting or cable organizations); inventions; utility models; industrial designs; breeding achievements; integrated circuit layoutdesigns (topography); know-how; company names; trademarks and service marks; the appellation of the origin of goods; commercial names.

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