1 October 2012Jurisdiction reportsChristine Kalibbala

Assigning IP to foreign entities

Until June 2012, there was much debate in South Africa as to whether exchange control approval is a rule, or an option, when intellectual property is exported outside South Africa, due to case law which conflicted with the Exchange Control Regulations.

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