Abstract
The article reviews the essence of exclusive rights, the correlation and interaction of antimonopoly legislation and legislation in the field of intellectual property, antimonopoly immunities and violation of exclusive rights as a form of unfair competition. In legal relations related to establish the monopoly of exclusive rights holders, the close relationship between the combination of private and public regulation, characteristic of business law, is clearly traced. In case of violation of the specified monopoly, as well as if the violation of the exclusive right is recognized as unfair competition, protection can be carried out both in accordance with civil and antimonopoly legislation. The Law on Protection of Competition contains provisions on antimonopoly immunity, but the question of the limits of antimonopoly regulation should be resolved taking into account the interests of both rightsholders and users of these results.
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