Patentability of software, study in comparative law: Belgium, The Netherlands, France, the BRD, UK, USA, and the European patent treaty foreword by Professor P. De Vroede, Dean of the Faculty of Law, Bruges, Die Keure, 1985, 446 p.

Translated title of the thesis: Patentability of software, study in comparative law: Belgium, The Netherlands, France, the BRD, UK, USA, and the European patent treaty foreword by Professor P. De Vroede, Dean of the Faculty of Law, Bruges, Die Keure, 1985, 446 p.

Michel Flamee ((PhD) Student)
Paul De Vroede (Promotor)
Rene Butzler (Co-promotor)
Jan Corbet (Co-promotor)

Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis

Abstract

The European Patent Treaty prohibits patents for software as such. Nevertheless a study of comparative law shows which techniques permit to deliver patents under certain conditions for software.

Date of Award	15 Mar 1985
Original language	Dutch
Supervisor	Rene Butzler (Co-promotor), Paul De Vroede (Promotor) & Jan Corbet (Co-promotor)

Keywords

software protection
patent law
European patent treaty

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Patentability of software, study in comparative law: Belgium, The Netherlands, France, the BRD, UK, USA, and the European patent treaty foreword by Professor P. De Vroede, Dean of the Faculty of Law, Bruges, Die Keure, 1985, 446 p.

Flamee, M. ((PhD) Student), De Vroede, P. (Promotor), Butzler, R. (Co-promotor), Corbet, J. (Co-promotor). 15 Mar 1985

Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis

Patentability of software, study in comparative law: Belgium, The Netherlands, France, the BRD, UK, USA, and the European patent treaty foreword by Professor P. De Vroede, Dean of the Faculty of Law, Bruges, Die Keure, 1985, 446 p.

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