Layout Designs (Topographies) of Integrated Circuits Sample Clauses

Layout Designs (Topographies) of Integrated Circuits. Each Party shall provide adequate and effective protection of layout designs (topographies) of integrated circuits in accordance with its respective laws and regulations, the international agreements to which it is party and the TRIPS Agreement, in particular Articles 35 through 38.
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Layout Designs (Topographies) of Integrated Circuits. The TRIPS Agreement incorporates nearly all the substantive provisions, with a few exceptions, of the Treaty. The Treaty provides for a regime of legal protection for layout designs (topographies) of integrated circuits, and includes provisions on, inter alia, protectable subject matter, the legal form of protection, national treatment, scope of protection, exploitation, registration, disclosure and duration of protection. The requirements of the TRIPS Agreement are as follows: • members must provide protection for the layout designs (topographies) of integrated circuits in accordance with Articles 2 through 7 (other than Article 6(3), which contains provisions on compulsory licenses), Article 12 and Article 16(3) of the IPIC Treaty (Article 35); • the TRIPS Agreement substitutes a minimum term of ten to fifteen years instead of the minimum term of eight years provided in Article 8 of the IPIC Treaty (Article 38); • the TRIPS Agreement restricts the circumstances in which layout designs may be used without the consent of right-holders (Article 37.2); • the TRIPS Agreement contains an additional prohibited act to those listed in the IPIC Treaty, namely any act relating to an article incorporating an integrated circuit, but only in so far as it continues to contain an unlawfully reproduced layout design (Article 36); • the TRIPS Agreement provides that certain acts engaged in unknowingly will not constitute infringement (Article 6(4) of the IPIC Treaty explicitly allows such TRIPS, Designs exclusions), but that a reasonable royalty shall be payable with respect to stock on hand after notice is given (Article 37.1).
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