Ownership of copyright is separate from ownership of the physical item.

made of his creation of an exclusive right of intangible property

made of his creation of an exclusive right of intangible property

made of his creation of an exclusive right of intangible property

Copyright ownership is separate from owning the physical object/work.

made of his creation of an exclusive right of intangible property

Your use of any such or similar in copyrighted real property is at your own risk.

These actions are not consistent with the Intellectual Property Code that makes a clear distinction between personal property (property of the original) and intangible property (rights over the work).

These actions are not consistent with the Intellectual Property Code that makes a clear distinction between personal property (property of the original) and intangible property (rights over the work).

This is where the principle of independence of the tangible property (the medium) and the intangible property (copyright) of the work in question comes into play.

(In accordance with L.111-3 CPI: “intangible property is independent from the ownership of the physical object”).

It is finally reminded that the article L111-3 of the French « Code de la propriété intellectuelle » arranges that ” The immaterial property […] is independent from the property of the material object “.

The article 29 of the same law specifies that " the intangible property defined by the article 1° is independent from the property of the material object.

It is finally reminded that the article L111-3 of the French « Code de la propriété intellectuelle » arranges that ” The immaterial property […] is independent from the property of the material object “.

Article L111-3 of the French Intellectual Property Code enlightens us in these words:“The intangible property defined by article L111-1 is independent of the ownership of the material object”.