英文摘要 |
Territoriality is the basic attribute of intellectual property and the logical starting for the applicable law finding process and the international protection of intellectual property rights. There are still many misunderstandings about the territoriality of intellectual property rights in academic and practical society. Different countries’intellectual property rights laws are not interchangeable, which is different from general private laws. The territoriality questions have been eliminated in the field of general conflict of laws. Although a bilateral conflict rule based on the law of the place where protection is sought, its application still needs to be combined with principle of territoriality. The territoriality of intellectual property rights has aspects similar to the territoriality of public law, especially for their extraterritorial effects. However, there are essential difference between them. In the end, the territoriality of intellectual property rights does not prevent the development of bilateral conflict rules, but it is impossible to develop bilateral conflict rules for public law, and it is also generally impossible for courts to apply foreign public law. The territoriality of intellectual property rights should not hinder the development of private international law for intellectual property rights, which can also promote the international protection of intellectual property rights. |