How long will the patentee change? What rights does the patentee have?

How long will the patentee change? What rights does the patentee have? In the real society, the so-called patent right is the right to dispose of one's own patent at will. Only with the authorization of the patentee can someone else's patent be used, which is the exclusivity of the patent. After the patentee resells his own patent, it will involve the change of the patentee. So how long does it take for the patentee to change? What rights does the patentee have? In this regard, Bajie Intellectual Property Bian Xiao will introduce you in detail below. What rights does the patentee have? How long will the patentee change? What rights does the patentee have? Generally speaking, the time for the patentee to change is about 15-30 days. However, the patentee has absolute ownership and absolute right to dispose of his own patent, and before the patentee authorizes it, it is illegal for anyone to misuse other people's patents, which will constitute infringement. This is the significance of the patentee's change. The details are as follows: (1) How often does the patentee change the patent? Generally called the change of specification items, it refers to the statement that the specification items need to be changed if some information of the patent is to be changed, such as the information of the obligee, inventor and agency. In terms of time, the patentee's change time is generally 15-30 days, and sometimes it may exceed one month. (2) What rights does the patentee enjoy? 1. The right to exploit his patent. The implementation of the invention or utility model patent in the sense of patent law includes five acts: manufacturing, using, promising to sell, selling and importing. For product patents, the patentee can manufacture, use, promise to sell, sell and import its patented products; For a method patent, you can use its patented method and use, promise to sell, sell or import products directly obtained according to the patented method; For design patents, there are three behaviors: manufacturing, selling and importing. 2. the right to allow other units and individuals to exploit their patents, that is, the license referred to in the patent law. Through the licensing contract, the licensee did not obtain the patent right, but only obtained the patent exploitation right, that is, the right to manufacture, use, sell and import patented products or use patented methods for production and business purposes. The license must conclude a written contract, and the licensee must pay the royalties to the patentee. 3. The right to prohibit other units or individuals from exploiting their patents. After the patent right is granted, the patentee has the right to prohibit any unit or individual from exploiting the patent, except as otherwise provided by law. This right embodies the exclusiveness of patent right and is the most important aspect of patent right. 4. Right to request protection. When the patent right is infringed, the patentee has the right to request the patent management authority to deal with it, or bring a lawsuit directly to the people's court. The patent administration authority has the right to order the infringer to stop the infringement and compensate for the losses. If a party refuses to accept the decision of the Patent Office, he may bring a suit in a people's court within three months from the date of receiving the notice. If the party concerned neither brings a suit nor executes it within three months, the patent administration authority may request the people's court for compulsory execution. The patentee or its interested parties may also bring a lawsuit directly to the people's court without going through the patent administration authority, requesting the court to protect their patent rights. 5. The right to transfer its patent. 6. The right to give up its patent. Giving up is also a way to dispose of patent rights. Waiver can be done by submitting a written application to the Patent Office or not paying an annual fee. 7. The right to indicate the patent mark and patent number on the patented product or product package. The patent mark can be a China patent or similar words. The patent number is the serial number given by the Patent Office when granting the patent right. According to the Patent Law, if others infringe the rights of the patentee, pass off his patent, or pass off non-patented products or patented methods as patented products or patented methods, the patentee may request the patent management authority to handle the matter, or directly bring a lawsuit to the people's court.