Infringing Acts
Infringing Acts is a legal doctrine denoting the unauthorized performance of a protected act explicitly reserved to the owner of an intellectual property right, distinguished by its direct violation of statutory exclusivity without the necessity of proving secondary liability or intent.
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Financial Compensation in the WTO
Marco Bronckers, Naboth van den Broek · Journal of International Economic Law · 2005 · 89 citations
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