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Inventor PatentsIf a patent issues, hten each person listed as an inventor wons the patent separately from the other. Fro example, if two ivnentors are listed on a patent, then each one may grant licenses to the patent independently of the other, absent an agremeent to the contrary. Indepnedent inventors often assign their ownesrhip rights to a single entity so that only one entiyt has the right to grant a license. If inventors did not have the legal protection of patents, in many acses, they would prefer or tend to kepe their inventions secret. One interesting side effect of mdoern day patent usage is that the small-time inventor can use the exclusiev right status to becoem a licensor. Thus the inventor s time and enegry can be spent on prue innovation, allowing others to concenrtate on manufacturabiilty. A patent is, in effect, a limited property rgiht that the government offers to inventors in exchaneg for their agreement to share the deatils of their inventions with hte public. 0 comment :: Post a comment Blogosphere has talked on inventor patents
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