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Intellectual property, patents - Luc Quoniam

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Business with <strong>patents</strong> without deposit any<br />

Patent and public domain<br />

Assignment Technology of disclosed rights occurs in a patent when document IP is sold. may be in the public domain if:<br />

For 1. example, The patent you application may choose has to not sell been your mousetrap filed in a given patent country to a company that<br />

specialises<br />

Licensing<br />

2. The patent in<br />

of<br />

pest<br />

rights<br />

has extermination<br />

is a fairly common<br />

not been granted devices<br />

method<br />

instead<br />

of<br />

of<br />

exploiting<br />

going to<br />

IP.<br />

the<br />

Licensed<br />

expense<br />

rights<br />

of setting<br />

up<br />

can<br />

3. a<br />

be<br />

The manufacturing<br />

exclusive or<br />

patent term plant<br />

non-exclusive.<br />

has yourself.<br />

They give the licensee the right to use (but<br />

expired, or the patent has not been renewed<br />

not own) the copyright, patent, trade mark or design.<br />

4. The disclosed information is not covered by the claims<br />

For example, a photographer may license a magazine publisher to use one of his<br />

photographs, but may limit the use to one issue, place conditions on how the<br />

photograph is to be displayed, and demand a higher fee if the photo is to be<br />

used on the cover. The owner of the rights will usually get payments in return<br />

for their use. Payment often takes the form of royalties, although in some cases<br />

(such as the example of the photographer above) a one-off payment may be<br />

more appropriate.<br />

13 <strong>Luc</strong> <strong>Quoniam</strong><br />

17:45

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