Civil Liability for Violations of Industrial Property Rights in the Iranian Law

Industrial property as part of intellectual property rights is a branch of trade law that studies the immaterial rights arising from trademarks, such as trade or industrial or service marks, trade names, symbols or trademarks, and the origin of goods. Creativity and innovation rights such as patents, end-use certificates and, finally, forms and drawings on issues of unlawful competition and abuse of industrial property rights. Today, industrial property, both domestically and internationally, is heavily supported by international trade requirements and the economic relations of countries. With the emergence of this type of ownership, new legal issues have arisen, and lawyers have faced various challenges. One of these challenges is civil liability for insurance violations of this type of ownership. However, given all the issues in this area, today, given the economic importance and high value of intellectual property on the one hand, and the fear of fear of damaging these properties or creating liability for businessmen and inventors on the other, necessity is a necessity. Having ways to compensate for the damage may have become increasingly apparent. There are ways to accomplish this, to address them. To see if there are any ways to compensate for violations of industrial property rights in the Iranian legal system or the general rules of civil liability. This is either the case or there are new rules in place.