Article 39 — Intangible Property

1. 1.

   Intangible property comprises rights and interests that have no physical existence, including claims, intellectual creations, commercial interests, and financial instruments.

2. 2.

   The ownership and transfer of intellectual property are governed by the law of the jurisdiction granting protection, or by such treaties and conventions as may apply.

3. 3.

   Claims and receivables may be assigned by written agreement between the assignor and the assignee. The assignment is effective against the debtor from the date of notification to the debtor.