Traduction de «Droit de propriété collective » (Français → Anglais) :

collective property right

ownership [ law of property | property law | property right | system of property | Property(ECLAS) | Law of property(STW) ]

estate

property interest | property law | right of ownership

TRIPS [ agreement on intellectual property rights | trade-related aspects of intellectual property rights | TRIPS Agreement ]

air right legislation

restriction on ownership | restriction of the right of property

acquisition of property [ access to property | right of accession ]

However, for the protection of non-agricultural products, Member States offer different legal systems (for instance, through competition or consumer protection law, or through collective or certification marks) and only on third of them have developed specific legislation considering GIs as a specific IPR.

A. whereas property rights can be defined as the rules that regulate the terms by which individual stakeholders, communities, and public and private actors acquire and maintain access to tangible and intangible assets through formal law or customary provisions; whereas according to UN-Habitat, land tenure specifically can be formal (freehold, leasehold, public and private rental), customary or religious in origin; whereas the EU Land Policy Guidelines state that land rights are not always limited to private ownership in the strict sense, but can resort to a balance between individual rights and duties, and collective regulations at diff ...[+++]erent levels;

A. whereas property rights can be defined as the rules that regulate the terms by which individual stakeholders, communities, and public and private actors acquire and maintain access to tangible and intangible assets through formal law or customary provisions; whereas according to UN-Habitat, land tenure specifically can be formal (freehold, leasehold, public and private rental), customary or religious in origin; whereas the EU Land Policy Guidelines state that land rights are not always limited to private ownership in the strict sense, but can resort to a balance between individual rights and duties, and collective regulations at diff ...[+++]erent levels;

However, once again in contrast to what citizens are given to believe, the power of the EU to intervene to defend people's rights to their property for example (which is recognised under the European Convention on Human Rights and therefore by the EU Treaty Article 6, as well as the Charter of Fundamental Rights dating from the Nice Treaty) is contested by the European Commission which persistently refuses to acknowledge that "the rules in Member States governing the system of property ownership" ( Article 295 TEC - which was founded to make the distinction between collective ownership and private ownership of property,) cannot apply to ...[+++]deny the right of an EU citizen to his legitimately acquired private property, which is also recognised under the right of establishment contained under Article 44e.