Legal subjectivity:
Article 6 of my country’s Patent Law stipulates: Inventions and creations completed in the performance of the tasks of the unit or mainly by utilizing the material and technical conditions of the unit are service inventions create. The right to apply for a patent for a service invention-creation belongs to the unit; after the application is approved, the unit becomes the patentee. For non-service inventions and creations, the right to apply for a patent belongs to the inventor or designer; after the application is approved, the inventor or designer becomes the patentee. For inventions and creations completed by utilizing the unit's material and technical conditions, if the unit has a contract with the inventor or designer, and stipulates the right to apply for a patent and the ownership of the patent right, such agreement shall prevail. The term "service inventions and creations completed in the performance of the tasks of the unit" as mentioned in Article 6 of the "Patent Law" refers to: (1) Inventions and creations made in the course of one's own work; (2) Inventions and creations made outside the performance of one's own work assigned by the unit. Inventions and creations made as a result of tasks; (3) Inventions and creations made within one year after resigning, retiring or transferring work, and related to their own work undertaken in the original unit or tasks assigned by the unit. The term "unit" as mentioned in Article 6 of the "Patent Law" includes temporary work units; the term "material and technical conditions of the unit" as mentioned in Article 6 of the "Patent Law" refer to the unit's funds, equipment, parts and components, raw materials or materials that are not disclosed to the public. technical information, etc.