Optimizing Intellectual Property Rights In Bankruptcy Process

Sijabat, Togar Sahat Manek and Damian, Eddy and Nainggolan, Bernard and Widiarty, Wiwik Sri (2022) Optimizing Intellectual Property Rights In Bankruptcy Process. The Seybold Report, 17 (2). pp. 1695-1703. ISSN 1533-9211

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Abstract

Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), which consist of copyrights, brands, and patents, are exclusive rights granted by the State to legal subjects as a form of State protection for innovative products. These economic rights certainly have value for each owner, especially if these rights are indeed the selling point of a business activity. Furthermore, the practice of the Curator as a Probate Court, which has the task of carrying out the settlement of bankrupt assets to fulfill the rights of creditors from bankrupt debtors, must be able to optimize Intellectual Property Rights as assets that can be cleaned up and cause an increase in bankrupt debt. This research aims to Intellectual Property Rights to increase bankrupt debt. This study uses a normative juridical approach. This study's results provide information on how to optimize intellectual property assets can only be implemented during the bankruptcy stage. Keywords: Optimizing, Intellectual Property Rights, Bankruptcy

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