PERBANDINGAN PERLINDUNGAN PENDAFTARAN SISTEM PATEN DI INDONESIA DENGAN SISTEM PATEN DI JEPANG

Authors

  • Christine S.T. Kansil Universitas Tarumanagara, Indonesia
  • Zefanya Angellin Chen Universitas Tarumanagara, Indonesia

Keywords:

Patent, Intellectual Property, Legal Protection

Abstract

Intellectual property is a work that results from the knowledge and ability of human thinking to create new works and innovations. Innovations that continue to develop in people's lives are innovations in the field of technology. Patent is a right that regulates legal protection for the ownership of an invention in the field of technology. Patent Law in Indonesia is regulated in Law Number 13 of 2016 concerning Patents which aims to protect inventors so that their inventions are not utilized, traded or used without permission or in this case carried out without a license agreement. to raise the concept of intellectual property rights into a collective agreement in the form of the “Agreement Establishing the World Trade Organization”(WTO Agreement). TRIPS is part of the WTO agreement which is an international agreement that is included in the spotlight of developing countries with certain issues. The 1883 Paris Convention is a convention engaged in the industrial field that regulates a number of rules for obtaining patent protection in the industrial field. As one of the countries that are members of the WTO, Japan is a country that has new innovations in the field of technology. Unlike Indonesia, which ratified the TRIPs Agreement to protect invention owners, Japan conducts International Agreements by considering the economic aspects that the country gets through the agreements it makes.

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Published

2024-11-25