droit de propriété incorporelle

English translation: intangible property rights

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French term or phrase:droit de propriété incorporelle
English translation:intangible property rights
Entered by: Enza Longo

13:13 Jan 8, 2006
French to English translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Law: Patents, Trademarks, Copyright / copyright
French term or phrase: droit de propriété incorporelle
I have found one translation of this in the context of copyright law, which is proprietary property right, but I'm not sure. Here is the context. It's in a contract for the transfer of rights of a musical work. Thanks for all your help.

En conséquence de la cession faite présentement par the AUTHOR de son droit de propriété incorporelle, exclusif et opposable à tous, tel que défini à l'article I (1° et 2° ci-dessus) à the PUBLISHER, celui-ci a le droit à l'exclusion de quiconque, de reproduire, éditer, publier, vendre, louer, mettre en circulation de quelque manière que ce soit et partout où bon lui semblera toutes reproductions de the WORK, dans telle forme et telle publication que ce soit et d'autoriser qui que ce soit à en effectuer et mettre en circulation des reproductions de toute nature
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intangible property rights
Explanation:
TRIBUNAL DE GRANDE INSTANCE DE PARIS
These rights are defined as rights of intangible property ("propriété incorporelle").
They are exclusive and may be invoked against all others persons. ...
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Enza Longo
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droit de propriété incorporelle
intangible property rights


Explanation:
TRIBUNAL DE GRANDE INSTANCE DE PARIS
These rights are defined as rights of intangible property ("propriété incorporelle").
They are exclusive and may be invoked against all others persons. ...
www.lapres.net/frnetlaw.html - 32k - Cached - Similar pages

Enza Longo
Canada
Local time: 03:01
Native speaker of: English
PRO pts in category: 12
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Thanks very much for your help.

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