Copyright as an Alternative to Patent? [ bilingual page ]
usd system inc. of Montreal advocates the use of copyright, rather than patent to protect the rights of inventors.
“As with the
industrial design or model, the
inventor who paid the costs of
patenting acquires a monopolistic
right to develop nationally for a
limited period of time the product
of his innovating concept, and to extend such development
abroad.”
“On the other hand, the Author
enjoys free of charge a natural
Right of exclusive, incorporeal
and universal property on his
work of the mind for his lifetime
plus fifty years after his death.”
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