What does the patent evaluation report mean?

1. What does the patent evaluation report mean? Patent evaluation report is an authoritative patent quality evaluation issued by China National Intellectual Property Administration. It searches related utility model or design patent after being granted patent right according to the request of the patentee or interested party, and analyzes and evaluates whether the patent meets the authorization conditions stipulated in the Patent Law and its detailed rules for implementation. Patent evaluation report is not an administrative decision, but a form of evidence or certificate. When trying and handling patent infringement disputes, the people's court or the administrative department for patent affairs may decide whether it is necessary to suspend relevant procedures. Generally, when the above-mentioned "program suspension" affairs are involved, a patent evaluation report needs to be submitted. 2. Patent right, referred to as "patent" for short, is a kind of intellectual property right, which is the exclusive right of the inventor or his assignee to use a specific invention within a certain period of time. China promulgated the Patent Law on 1984, and the detailed rules for its implementation on 1985, which made specific provisions on related matters. Patent right means that the patentee enjoys the exclusive right to use, benefit and dispose of his invention and creation within the scope prescribed by law, and excludes the interference of others. Patent right has timeliness, regionality and exclusiveness. In addition, the patent right also has the following legal characteristics: (1) The patent right is a combination of two rights, including personal rights and property rights. (2) The patent right is granted by the Patent Office. (3) The occurrence of patent right is based on the disclosure of invention achievements. (4) The patent right is enforceable. If the patentee does not implement or does not allow others to implement his patent, the relevant departments will take compulsory licensing measures to make full use of the patent. Thirdly, the nature of patent right is mainly reflected in three aspects: exclusivity, timeliness and regionality. 1, exclusivity, also known as exclusivity or exclusivity. The patentee enjoys exclusive or exclusive rights to the patent he owns, and no one may use it without his permission or under special circumstances stipulated by law, otherwise it will constitute infringement. This is one of the most important legal features of patent rights (intellectual property rights). 2. Timeliness means that the protection of the patentee by law is not indefinite, but limited. Beyond this time limit, it will no longer be protected, and the patent right will immediately become the wealth of mankind and anyone can use it. 3. Regionality means that any patent right can only be produced in a certain area and protected by law. This is another important legal feature different from tangible property. According to this feature, the patent right obtained according to the laws of a country is only protected by law in that country, but not in other countries, unless there is a bilateral patent (intellectual property) protection agreement between the two countries, or * * * participates in an international convention on patent protection (intellectual property). In order to better protect the rights and interests of citizens, relevant laws will also be formulated. Citizens and enterprises can also apply for patents when developing patented products. Then, if any enterprise or citizen uses someone else's patented product without permission after applying for a patent, the patentee also has the right to ask the other party to stop using it, and at the same time, he shall be liable for compensation.