David T. Keeling is a Member of the Boards of Appeal of the Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market (Trade Marks and Designs).

• 1. The Scope of the Undertaking ; 2. The Free Movement of Goods and Services: an Overview of the Basic Principles ; 3. The Conflict between Intellectual Property Rights and the Principle of Free Movement ; 4. The Applicability of National Laws Governing the Creation of Intellectual Property Rights in the Absence of Harmonization ; 5. The Dichotomy between the Existence of the Right and its Exercise ; 6. The Specific Subject Matter of the Right ; 7. The Exhaustion of Rights ; 8. Trade Marks: the ECJ Case-law ; 9. Patents: the ECJ Case-law ; 10. Copyright: the ECJ Case-law ; 11. Competition Law

David T. Keeling is a Member of the Boards of Appeal of the Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market (Trade Marks and Designs).

• 1. The Scope of the Undertaking ; 2. The Free Movement of Goods and Services: an Overview of the Basic Principles ; 3. The Conflict between Intellectual Property Rights and the Principle of Free Movement ; 4. The Applicability of National Laws Governing the Creation of Intellectual Property Rights in the Absence of Harmonization ; 5. The Dichotomy between the Existence of the Right and its Exercise ; 6. The Specific Subject Matter of the Right ; 7. The Exhaustion of Rights ; 8. Trade Marks: the ECJ Case-law ; 9. Patents: the ECJ Case-law ; 10. Copyright: the ECJ Case-law ; 11. Competition Law

David T. Keeling is a Member of the Boards of Appeal of the Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market (Trade Marks and Designs).

• 1. The Scope of the Undertaking ; 2. The Free Movement of Goods and Services: an Overview of the Basic Principles ; 3. The Conflict between Intellectual Property Rights and the Principle of Free Movement ; 4. The Applicability of National Laws Governing the Creation of Intellectual Property Rights in the Absence of Harmonization ; 5. The Dichotomy between the Existence of the Right and its Exercise ; 6. The Specific Subject Matter of the Right ; 7. The Exhaustion of Rights ; 8. Trade Marks: the ECJ Case-law ; 9. Patents: the ECJ Case-law ; 10. Copyright: the ECJ Case-law ; 11. Competition Law