Titlebook: Compulsory Licensing; Practical Experience Reto M. Hilty,Kung-Chung Liu Book 2015 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2015 Government use.TRI

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The Requirements for Compulsory Dependency Licences: Learning from the Transformative Use Doctrine ibstantive conditions of Art. 31 (l) (i) TRIPS should be interpreted consistently with regard to the relation to the primary patent, i.e. a lower threshold should apply if the primary patent embodies only an incremental technical advance.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-35789-4ic, technology specific, market specific, and timing specific. The chapter concludes that just as the social contract of patent law requires balance, so too does the use of compulsory licensing. Consequently, compulsory licensing deserves greater attention as a means to contribute to rebalancing patent law’s social contract.

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Entschlossen, Alarm zu schlagensons given for the existence of different exclusions and exceptions. This is followed by a wide-ranging historical account of the fate of exclusions and exceptions over the last century. The chapter ends by speculating on possible future developments and a plea to ensure that the flexibility in international law is not constrained unnecessarily.

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The Use of Compulsory Licences in Latin AmericaRIPS on compulsory licensing was questioned in two cases under the WTO dispute settlement mechanism, such challenge did not lead to changes in legislation. Notably, one of such cases seems to confirm the compatibility with that Agreement of compulsory licences based on the lack of effective working of a patent in the country of grant.

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