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2011, vol. 59, br. 1, str. 35-54
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Načelo specijalnosti žiga i zabrana razvodnjavanja čuvenog žiga - pravnoekonomsko tumačenje
Specialty principle and prohibition of dilution of famous trademarks: Legal and economic interpretation
Sažetak
Posle prikaza ekonomske zasnovanosti zaštite robnih marki žigom, u članku je izvršena analiza dva bitna instituta prava žiga: načela specijalnosti žiga (pravilo) i zabrane razvodnjavanja čuvenog žiga (izuzetak). Cilj analize je da se utvrdi ekonomska logika njihovog delovanja i da se na taj način ukaže na širinu okvira u kojem se izuzetak može tumačiti. Zaključak je da se zabrana razvodnjavanja čuvenog žiga može kretati samo u okvirima osnovne ekonomske funkcije žiga, a to je povećanje efikasnosti tržišta putem smanjenja asimetrije informisanosti između ponuđača i potražilaca robe. Nasuprot tome, svojinska logika zabrane razvodnjavanja čuvenog žiga vodi preširokom tumačenju ovog izuzetka i nema svog ekonomskog opravdanja.
Abstract
This article starts off with a presentation of economic foundations of trademark protection, and continues with an analysis of two essential institutes of trademark law: the specialty principle (as a rule), and the prohibition of dilution of famous trademarks (as an exception). The goal of the analysis was to reveal the economic logic behind the operation of the two, and thereby indicate the scope of the exception. The conclusion is that the prohibition of dilution of famous trademarks should exist only within the boundaries of the basic economic function of trademark, namely the promotion of market efficiency by reducing the asymmetry of information. Inversely, the proprietary economic reasoning behind the prohibition of dilution of famous trademarks leads to unjustified and excessively broad interpretation of this exception.
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