Glossary entry

Norwegian term or phrase:

Åndsverkloven

English translation:

The Intellectual Property rights Act

Added to glossary by Eliza-Anna
Apr 22, 2004 11:37
20 yrs ago
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Norwegian term

Åndsverkloven

Norwegian to English Law/Patents Law (general)
This is in the form of a heading:

"Åndsverkloven av 12 maj 1961"

Proposed translations

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Norwegian term (edited): �ndsverkloven
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The Intellectual Property rights Act

I found this in a Norwegian-English dictionay
Peer comment(s):

neutral Richard Lawson : I have sometimes seen this Act referred to as the "Intellectual Propert Act". However, the English translation of the Act uses the term "copyright" in its title as opposed to "intellectual property rights"
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Norwegian term (edited): �ndsverkloven

The Copyright Act

Act relating to Copyright in Literary, Scientific and Artistic Works, etc., with subsequent amendments up to June 30 1995 [The Copyright Act]


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Note added at 7 mins (2004-04-22 11:45:16 GMT)
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Sorry, the link I just gave doesn\'t work.
Try http://www.ub.uio.no/ujur/ulov/ and type in \"Åndverkloven\" where it says \"Word in title\", then click \"Search\".
Peer comment(s):

agree Terry Arness
4 mins
agree Richard Lawson
48 mins
agree Liesbeth Huijer
3 hrs
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Norwegian term (edited): �ndsverkloven

Intellectual property rights?

I am not sure but it seems to me that intellectual property rights correspond well with Åndsverk - am not sure this is the same as Copyright laws.
Peer comment(s):

neutral Richard Lawson : I have sometimes seen this Act referred to as the "Intellectual Propert Act". However, the English translation of the Act uses the term "copyright" in its title as opposed to "intellectual property rights".
1 hr
neutral KirstyMacC (X) : intellectual property is far wider than copyright and includes: patents, heraldic crests, passing-off actions, registered designs and now 'smells, flavo(u)rs and scents'. The Nor. Act doesn't seem to cover these.
1 hr
agree ojinaga
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