The principles and foundations of intellectual property rights of the general public

Mohammad Amina¹

1) Master s degree in private law, Tehran Payam Noor University, Tehran, Iran

IOI Code : XHFH-KFHAB
Publication : The first international conference on innovation, growth and development in management, accounting and humanities(icimah.com/1st)
Abstract :
    Intellectual property rights are rights that have economic value and the subject of which is not a material object, in fact the subject of these rights is an intellectual work. Intellectual property rights are rights that are given to people for their intellectual creations, inventions and innovations. Usually, the creator of a work is given the exclusive right to use his invention and innovation for a certain period of time. Intellectual property rights are necessary to motivate the production and creation of creative and innovative works. Intellectual property rights ensure that the intellectual product is not misused and is protected against illegal encroachments. Therefore, intellectual property rights have great value and importance for their owners, and these people always try to use its protection as much as possible. Of course, it should be noted that the new idea is not considered as the intellectual property of its creator until it is recorded or revealed in a special way.

Keywords : intellectual property invention private rights