In 2006, the self-study exam "Introduction to Economic Law (Finance and Economics)" was a short answer to the rea
In 2006, the self-study exam "Introduction to Economic Law (Finance and Economics)" was a short answer to the real question No.4.
Briefly describe the relationship among patent inventor, patent applicant and patentee.
Analysis of school answers: (1) An inventor is a person who has completed an invention and made creative suggestions on its conception and concretization; (2) An applicant for a patent refers to a person who applies to the Patent Office for a patent for an invention-creation. Generally speaking, the inventor is a patent applicant, but there are differences between them, such as service invention; (3) The patentee is the person who enjoys the patent right. Unlike patent applicants, inventions are applied for by patent applicants. If approved, the applicant obtains the patent right and is the patentee. If it is not approved, it will not enjoy the patent right. In addition, the patent application right and patent right can be transferred separately. P 174 .