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IX - Dispute prevention and settlement

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  17 November 2020

Edited by
Antony Taubman ,
Hannu Wager  and
Jayashree Watal
Antony Taubman
Affiliation:
World Trade Organization
Hannu Wager
Affiliation:
World Trade Organization
Jayashree Watal
Affiliation:
World Trade Organization
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Summary

Chapters II to VIII have dealt with members’ commitments as regards the substantive standards for protection of IPRs under domestic laws, as well as their enforcement through their domestic legal systems. An important feature of the TRIPS Agreement is that disputes between members about compliance by member governments with these TRIPS obligations are subject to the dispute settlement system of the WTO. The TRIPS provisions on dispute settlement are contained in Part V of the TRIPS Agreement entitled ‘Dispute Prevention and Settlement’.

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A Handbook on the WTO TRIPS Agreement , pp. 166 - 197
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2020

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