1) Exclusive right to implement: refers to the exclusive right of the patentee to manufacture, sell or use its patented products or patented methods according to law;
2) Right to import: Refers to the right that the patentee enjoys according to law within the validity period of the patent right to prohibit others from importing patented products for business purposes without permission or authorization;
3) Transfer right: refers to the patentee The right to transfer the ownership of the patent obtained to others;
4) Implementation licensing right: refers to the patentee’s right to license others to implement its patent and collect patent royalties through the implementation of a licensing contract;< /p>
5) Right to waive: refers to the right of the patentee to give up its patent rights in a written statement or by not paying an annual fee at any time before the expiration of the protection period;
6) Marking right: refers to the right of the patentee to put the patent mark and patent number on the patented product or the product's packaging, container, instructions, and product advertisements.
7) The termination of patent rights can be divided into: (1) Termination upon expiration of term: invention patent rights are maintained for 20 years from the date of application, and utility model or design patent rights are valid for 20 years from the date of application. It shall be maintained for 10 years and terminate in accordance with the law; (2) Termination for non-payment of fees: If the patentee fails to pay or pay in full the annual fees and late fees as required, the patent right shall be terminated from the expiration date of the previous year.
8) If you miss the time to pay the annual fee, you can make up the payment within six months from the date of application, but you will have to pay a late fee. If it exceeds six months, you can go through the rights restoration procedures with the State Intellectual Property Office within two months of receiving the notice of patent termination and pay the annual fee and restoration fee. If the above time has passed, the patent right is terminated and cannot be restored. The applicant can only make improvements and reapply.
9) The scope of protection of an invention or utility model patent shall be based on the content of its claims, and the description and drawings may be used to explain the claims. The scope of protection of a design patent shall be subject to the design patent product shown in pictures or photos. After an invention patent or utility model patent is granted, the patentee has the right to prevent anyone from manufacturing, using, offering to sell, selling or importing patented products, or using patented methods, or using patented methods for production and business purposes without the permission of the patentee. , Promise to sell, sell or import products directly obtained by patented methods. After a design patent is granted, the patentee has the right to prevent anyone from manufacturing, selling or importing design patented products for production and business purposes without the patentee's permission.