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Comparative rights. In comparative discussion, first the situation of sale of intellectual property in the British’s sale of goods act is investigated.10 According to this definition the subject of the sale contract is the good and whether it is considered intellectual property or not. In Part VI , Section 61( 1 ) of this act the goods is defined as: “: " Goods includes all personal chattels other than things in action and money …".” The meaning of money is clear, what about the first term ‘things in action’? One of the authors of English law in response to our question states that "personal chatt" is versus "real property" and personal chatt, in turn, are divided into two categories: One of them is the intellectual property or rights obtained through litigation and the other one is the legal enforceable seizure of property (tangible or material possessions); only the latter is placed in the definition of the law having with these qualities: tangible, transferable and visible, can be removed from the capture and instances of it, such as: animals, furniture, grain, clothes and whatever that can be moved easily. «Things in action» cover cases such as stocks and other securities, demand, bills and other negotiable 7 Ansari «...έ΍Ωϟ΍ ϲϧϛ~ ϊϳΑ ϭ έΑΩϣϟ΍ ΔϣΩΧ ϊϳΑ ί΍ϭΟ ϲϠϋ t΍Ωϟ΍ έΑΧϟΎϛ έΎΑΧϻ΍ ϥϣ έϳΛϛ ϥϣ ϙϟΫ έϬυϳ tΑ ...» 8 ،« ...ϩέΟηϟ΍ ϲϠϋ ϩέϣΛϟΎϛ ϥΎϳϋϻ΍ νόΑ tϘϧ ϲϓ ˝Ύϓέϋ tϣόΗ~Η ΓέΎΟϻ΍ ﻪυϔϟ ϥ΍ Ύϣϛ έϳΑόΗϟ΍ ϲϓ ΔΣϣΎ~ϣ ΎϬϧ΍ έϫΎυϟ΍ ϭ ...» 9 Their definition reads: "Sale of the assets of each of the parties entering into two swap balancing of the financial flow is inverted. "Also, for more information see: the proposal to amend the civil law, pp. 265 and 264 10 Sale of Goods Act , 1979 , Part II , Section 2(1) : "A Contract of sale of goods is a contract by which the seller transfers or agrees to transfer the property in goods to the buyer for a money consideration , called the price." instruments, patents, copyright, trademark and other intangible assets as well as other intellectual properties that the law does not recognize them as technical knowledge; these cases are the legal definition of foreign goods. (Xxxxxxxx, 1987, p. 63, quoting Xxxx Xxxxx, 1993, pp. 45-43). According to the analysis, goods’ definition, deals not include intellectual property, even if they are in protection of the law, such as patents and trademark. There is no doubt that the subject of the technical knowledge is not included in the definition, because technical knowledge is a part of intellectual property and is...
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Comparative rights. In comparative discussion, first the situation of sale of intellectual property in the British’s sale of goods act is investigated.10 According to this definition the subject of the sale contract is the good and whether it is considered intellectual property or not. In Part VI , Section 61( 1 ) of this act the goods is defined as: “: " Goods includes all personal chattels other than things in action and money …".” The meaning of money is clear, what about the first term ‘things in action’? One of the authors of English law in response to our question states that "personal chatt" is versus "real property" and personal chatt, in turn, are divided into two categories: One of them is the intellectual property or rights obtained through litigation and the other one is the legal enforceable seizure of property (tangible or material possessions); only the latter is placed in the definition of the law having with these qualities: tangible, transferable and visible, can be removed from the capture and instances of it, such as: animals, furniture, grain, clothes and whatever that can be moved easily. «Things in action» cover cases such as stocks and other securities, demand, bills and other negotiable 7 Ansari «...9'l²' y:²~ çiş 9 9şla²' ¾al= çiş ý'9ç y²⁄ S'l²' 9ş=²¹² 9¹ş=6' ýa 9iΛ² ýa “²: 9sªi Sş ...» 8 ›« ...α9çη²' y²⁄ α9aΛ²¹² ý¹i⁄6' 9⁄ş S¾: yϓ ˝¹ϓ9⁄ Sa⁄ä~ä ¾9¹ç6' Aªϔ² ý' ¹a² 9iş⁄ä²' yϓ ¾⁄a¹~a ¹s:' 9œ¹ª²' 9 ...» 9 Their definition reads: "Sale of the assets of each of the parties entering into two swap balancing of the financial flow is inverted. "Also, for more information see: the proposal to amend the civil law, pp. 265 and 264 10 Sale of Goods Act , 1979 , Part II , Section 2(1) : "A Contract of sale of goods is a contract by which the seller transfers or agrees to transfer the property in goods to the buyer for a money consideration , called the price." instruments, patents, copyright, trademark and other intangible assets as well as other intellectual properties that the law does not recognize them as technical knowledge; these cases are the legal definition of foreign goods. (Xxxxxxxx, 1987, p. 63, quoting Xxxx Xxxxx, 1993, pp. 45-43). According to the analysis, goods’ definition, deals not include intellectual property, even if they are in protection of the law, such as patents and trademark. There is no doubt that the subject of the technical knowledge is not included in the definition, because technical knowledge is a part of intellectual property and is...
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