Examining the dimensions of civil liability for intellectual property and trademark infringement in cyberspace

Document Type : Original Article

Authors
Rasool Malakooti 1
Mona Khalilzadeh 2
1 Faculty Member Islamic Azad University of Pardis, Pardis, Iran
2 Faculty Member Legal Research Institute of Share Danesh, Tehran, Iran
10.22034/5.1.281
Abstract
In the 16th and 17th centuries and with the rise of the religious reformist movement and ruling ideas in the Renaissance era, the rights of the material and spiritual aspects of these works were recognized by the complaints of artists and creators. In order to protect intellectual property rights, in addition to legislation at the national level, due to its importance, the issue was also examined by international documents and conventions and led to the approval of numerous international conventions such as Berne, Geneva, Paris, etc. became. In this article, the civil responsibility of those present in the cyber space due to the violation of two major examples of intellectual property rights, which are copyright and trademark rights, has been tried to be investigated in two dimensions, national and international, with a library method.
Keywords
cyber space
intellectual property
internet actors
civil responsibility
international responsibility