Territorial principle in protection of trademarks: Ensuring social goals and dealing with intellectual property as an asset

Document Type : Scientific research

Authors

Maryam GHorbanifar,

, Hossein Kaviar

https://doi.org/10.22067/economlaw.2022.41913

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