Legal problems of concluding an exclusive right donation agreement

Intellectual property objects endow their rightholders with rather specific rights that do not always fall under the general transactions common in civil circulation. This article discusses a donation contract, under which an exclusive property right cannot be transferred. At the same time, the subjective rights and legal obligations generated by the gift agreement and the exclusive right alienation agreement, if the latter is gratuitous, are practically the same. The authors compares these two agreements in order to identify essential differences and get an answer to the question whether it is possible to grant an exclusive right and why at this stage the legislator prohibits it.