Can the patentee license others to use the pledged patent right?

According to the provisions of Article 80 of the Guarantee Law, it is not allowed in principle, but it can be transferred or licensed to others with the consent of the pledgor and the pledgee through consultation. The transfer fee and license fee obtained by the pledgor shall be paid off to the pledgee in advance or deposited in a third party agreed with the pledgee. The answer upstairs is correct, but it is not appropriate to quote the provisions of the property law, because the property law was formally implemented on June 65438+ 10/.

The provisions of the two laws on this issue are consistent. If the exam is not yet effective, and there are ready-made regulations, and it has not been abolished. Why should we cite legal provisions that have not yet entered into force? If this is a true case, what will be the effect of citing laws that have not yet entered into force in court? There are many flawed laws, but I think that's a matter for legislators. As a candidate, can you give a different answer from the current law because you think that a certain law is defective in legislation? Alas! Stop arguing, it doesn't make much sense. Very tired.