TY - JOUR
AU - Enrique Astiz Suárez
AB - With this brief study we can see how Industrial Property is relevant to the maintenance and development, for the preservation of their integrity, and to be free from adulterations by third parties that may affect its essence, and the values and traditions that represent, cultural heritage and intangible assets that comprise it.It is important to remember that Industrial Property has an enormous patrimonial value as far as financing the necessary activities for the maintenance of these intangibles.The different types of Industrial Property are divided into three main groups: distinctive signs, shape creations and inventions.Industrial property rights are only obtained, are valid and can be made effective if your registration has been carried out in accordance with the provisions of the laws of each country. No registration, no right, and this is a fundamental difference with the Intellectual Property.Trademarks are sings or means that distinguish products or services from others identical or similar of a third party.Patents are new inventions which involve an inventive step and are susceptible of industrial application.Utility models are inventions which, being new and involving an inventive step, consist in giving an object a configuration, structure or construction that results in a significant advantage in its use or manufacture.Industrial designs are the appearance of a product resulting from the features of the lines, contours, colors, shape, texture or materials of the product itself or its ornamentation. Having to be new and with unique character.Is also interesting to note the common characteristics to all of them, which are basically:- Granting a legal monopoly.- Acquired by registration.- It is limited to a time and a country or territory.- Are transmissible.Next, we will quote the regulations concerning the protection of cultural heritage and intangible assets:The first rule is the Law 16/1985 of June 25, of the Spanish Historical Heritage, which together with other related state laws, and regional laws, find all legislation on the subject concerned.The conclusion of this legislation is the concept of "protection" that should be interpreted broadly and not restrictive, covering legal protection against third parties, protection against misuses that diminish their value, and the industrial property that should be register for their defense.Finally, our main conclusion of this study is based on the fundamental importance of correct protection of distinctive signs of each component of the Intangible Cultural Heritage.
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N2 - With this brief study we can see how Industrial Property is relevant to the maintenance and development, for the preservation of their integrity, and to be free from adulterations by third parties that may affect its essence, and the values and traditions that represent, cultural heritage and intangible assets that comprise it.It is important to remember that Industrial Property has an enormous patrimonial value as far as financing the necessary activities for the maintenance of these intangibles.The different types of Industrial Property are divided into three main groups: distinctive signs, shape creations and inventions.Industrial property rights are only obtained, are valid and can be made effective if your registration has been carried out in accordance with the provisions of the laws of each country. No registration, no right, and this is a fundamental difference with the Intellectual Property.Trademarks are sings or means that distinguish products or services from others identical or similar of a third party.Patents are new inventions which involve an inventive step and are susceptible of industrial application.Utility models are inventions which, being new and involving an inventive step, consist in giving an object a configuration, structure or construction that results in a significant advantage in its use or manufacture.Industrial designs are the appearance of a product resulting from the features of the lines, contours, colors, shape, texture or materials of the product itself or its ornamentation. Having to be new and with unique character.Is also interesting to note the common characteristics to all of them, which are basically:- Granting a legal monopoly.- Acquired by registration.- It is limited to a time and a country or territory.- Are transmissible.Next, we will quote the regulations concerning the protection of cultural heritage and intangible assets:The first rule is the Law 16/1985 of June 25, of the Spanish Historical Heritage, which together with other related state laws, and regional laws, find all legislation on the subject concerned.The conclusion of this legislation is the concept of "protection" that should be interpreted broadly and not restrictive, covering legal protection against third parties, protection against misuses that diminish their value, and the industrial property that should be register for their defense.Finally, our main conclusion of this study is based on the fundamental importance of correct protection of distinctive signs of each component of the Intangible Cultural Heritage.
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EP - 32
TI - Las marcas como medida de protección y difusión del patrimonio cultural-Bienes materiales
UR - https://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/extart?codigo=4193176
SN - 2255-1565
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