Arbitraż w sporach z zakresu własności intelektualnej

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Arbitraż w sporach z zakresu własności intelektualnej

Journal Title: ADR. Arbitraż i Mediacja - Year 2018, Vol 3, Issue 43

Abstract

The subject of protection in intellectual property law is intangible property resulting from human intellectual labor. Intellectual property law is a combination of rights containing patent law, trademark law, design and database protection law and copyright. Disputes arising around intellectual property issues typically pertain to contractual obligations. Solving these disputes in a court of law is met with certain limitations. Primarily it must be indicated that disputes over intellectual property protection are often based on very specific issues and require specialist knowledge, seldom possessed by judges. Furthermore, Polish procedural law is based on the principle of transparency, which, for an entrepreneur, may mean the ill-advised disclosure of certain information. Therefore, in situations like this, it is suitable to subject the matter to arbitration. However, national arbitration need not only pertain to disputes arising in Poland. Based on world regulations, which allow for the recognition and execution of third country arbitration judgements, there is a possibility to subject a case pertaining to parties from abroad to a Polish arbitration court or vice versa: Polish entities could seek a foreign arbitration court judgment. This procedure enables the resolution of disputes arising from transnational contracts without the need to proceed before a court of law of each party. For these reasons, arbitration is an effective forum of dispute resolution in the area of intellectual property.

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Gabriela Sacha

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