Patent Law Cases. Academic Interpretation

Author: Han Jingfeng Xu Wei Ge Shaohua Wu Jie Jin Hong
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: Highlights of "Economy and Law Case Studies·Theoretical Interpretations Collection":
Empirical analysis of economy and law perfectly combines economic and legal knowledge, analyzing economic cases with rigorous and vivid legal language to meet the needs of economic management personnel and legal practitioners;
Close proximity to law fully demonstrates the practical value of legal studies, presenting profound legal theories in simple language to satisfy the needs of individual investors, legal enthusiasts, and ordinary citizens for legal knowledge;
Real case interpretations vividly recreate courtroom debates, including and analyzing the latest cases to provide authentic case interpretations for relevant teachers, students, and readers, meeting the needs of teaching and legal analysis;
Authoritative expert comments on key points: Case comments by authoritative experts provide essential materials for theoretical researchers conducting empirical research.
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- The patent right for cooperative invention creation should be jointly held by both parties.
- The scope of patent protection for cooperative invention.
- Indirect infringement of patent rights.
- The right to apply for a patent for an employee's invention belongs to the unit.
- A patent that is not yet publicly disclosed and is in a confidential state may request to be exempt from cross-examination.
- The scope of protection for utility model patents is determined based on the photos or drawings deposited.
- Combining two patented technologies constitutes an infringement of patent rights.
- Full coverage of the main technical features in the scope of patent protection.
- The application of the known technology defense in infringement litigation.
- The determination of prior use rights has strict limitations.
This series employs empirical analysis of economy and law to perfectly combine economic and legal knowledge. It analyzes economic cases with rigorous and vivid legal language to meet the needs of economic management personnel and legal practitioners; it maintains close proximity to law, fully demonstrating the practical value of legal studies by presenting profound legal theories in simple language to satisfy the needs of individual investors, legal enthusiasts, and ordinary citizens for legal knowledge; it interprets law through real cases, vividly recreating courtroom debates by including and analyzing the latest cases to provide authentic case interpretations for relevant teachers, students, and readers, meeting the needs of teaching and legal analysis; authoritative expert comments on key points: case comments by authoritative experts provide essential materials for theoretical researchers conducting empirical research.