지적재산

Happening by chance or unexpectedly, rather than being planned or intentional. Often used in legal or scientific contexts to describe random events.

To admit or acknowledge a fact, mistake, or fault, often formally or under pressure.

To apply a certain law, rule, or standard to a similar matter with necessary modifications.

Based on one's own will or random choice, rather than on a system, reason, or objective standard; arbitrary.

The state of belonging to or being attributed to a specific person, group, or entity, especially regarding rights, property, or identity.

To be legally or naturally attributed to or belong to a certain entity, person, or group.

The legal or official power to influence or control someone or something because of a law, rule, or agreement. It refers to the mandatory nature of a regulation.

A clue, lead, or piece of evidence that helps solve a problem, mystery, or crime. It can also refer to a proviso or condition in a contract.

The act of putting something into a written, formal, or legal document to make it clear and binding.

The act of following or complying with laws, rules, regulations, or promises. It implies obedience to a standard.