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The development of a South African legal framework relating to patentable inventions made by employees
This thesis answers the question of how South Africa ought to regulate ownership of patentable employee-inventions within the prevailing patent system. It is concerned with developing a South African legal regulatory framework for an optimal default allocation of ownership in patentable inventions m...
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Department of Commercial Law
2016
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