[1] The notion and character of intellectual property rights.
[2] Treasures, economic products and labels.
[3] The notion of an author’s work.
[4] The scope of the copyright work.
[5] Distribution of copyright works: original works, works of art and collection.
[6] Unpublished, published and issued author’s works.
[7] Author and copyright holder.
[8] The notion of co-author’s work and the difference between the co-author’s work and the
merged work.
[9] Co-authorship on film work.
[10] Origin and duration of copyright.
[11] Personal authorization deriving from subjective copyright.
[12] Impossibility for the use of a copyrighted work in a physical form.
[13] Impossession rights to the use of a copyrighted work in a boreal form.
[14] Contents of subjective copyright in the broader sense („other powers“).
[15] Subjective copyright restrictions.
[16] Right interpreters.
[17] The law of phonogram producers.
[18] The right of video producers.
[19] The right of the emission producer.
[20] The right of the database manufacturer.
[21] The notion of invention as a subject of patent protection.
[22] Findings that are exempted from patent protection.
[23] Requirements for the grant of a patent.
[24] Finding law: concept, content and civil protection.
[25] Conflict between two independent inventors on patent rights.
[26] Patent recognition procedure: basic features, phases of the procedure, sufficient
description of the invention in the application.
[27] The right of priority in patent law.
[28] The origin and duration of the patent, with a special focus on the concept and content of
rights in the application.
[29] Termination of a patent.
[30] Scope of protection of the invention as a subject of patent protection.
[31] Contents of the patent.
[32] Patent restrictions: term, type, compulsory license.
[33] Designation as a subject of trademark protection: concept, functions, principle of
specialty.
[34] Absolute conditions for the protection of the mark with the stamp.
[35] Relative conditions for the protection of the mark with a stamp.
[36] The method of acquisition, origin and duration of the trademark.
[37] Termination of the trademark.
[38] The content of the protection of the mark with the stamp (the authority of the trademark
holder).
[39] Stamp limitations.
[40] Scope of the protection of the mark with a seal (content of the legal standard “danger of
creation of confusion in the commodity trade”).
[41] The right to protect the designation of geographical origin.
[42] Design protection right.
[43] The turnover of personal powers arising from certain intellectual property rights.
[44] The constitutive and transitional forms of the transfer of property rights arising from
certain intellectual property rights.
[45] Author’s contract: term, types, basic characteristics.
[46] The right to review the contractual provisions of the copyright agreement on the
amount of royalties.
[47] The right to terminate the author’s contract due to the changed author’s perception (right
of repentance of the author).
[48] Publishing contract.
[49] Film contract.
[50] License Agreement: term, type, subject of license, basic features.
[51] Obligation of the licensee under the license agreement.
[52] Obligations of the licensee under the license agreement.
[53] Protection of intellectual property created by the performance of a contract of
employment.
[54] Civil law protection of exclusive intellectual property rights.
[55] Business secret (know-how).
