Example: Director Wang of a township enterprise invented a pesticide organic compound fertilizer with insecticidal effect, and the experimental effect was good. Later, he invited a researcher from a research institute to confirm, and with his help, he made fertilizer production more standardized. When applying for a patent, Director Wang didn't know the relevant provisions of the Patent Law, and didn't know that the rights enjoyed by the patentee and the inventor were different. He mistakenly thought that as long as the patent inventor enjoyed all the rights to his patented technology. When the hospital applied for a patent, it took our unit as the patent applicant, and only the factory director Wang was the first patent inventor, but somehow the factory director Wang readily agreed. Fortunately, the township enterprise where factory director Wang is located has not been red-lighted by the research institute for producing compound fertilizer developed by himself. If his own enterprise is restricted by the research institute to produce the compound fertilizer developed by himself and let him pay the patent fee, then the factory director Wang will be very passive and his enterprise will suffer greater losses.
According to the provisions of the patent law, a patent inventor may not exploit his invention patent without the permission of the patentee.