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By hon wm · cited by 16 — simonds, commissioner of patents. by "natural right" is meant a right pertaining to a person or his property, existing independently of specific statute law, ...

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The natural rights thesis is a moral justification based upon the assertion that the individual has a natural property right in his ideas. by extension,.

Scholars today maintain that patents secure solely the right to exclude, ... patents as property in a way that is unaccounted for by modern patent theory?

Patent right is a reward for the disclo- sure of inventions. yet, the disclosure of vaccine patents is asserted to be unsatisfac-.

The idea behind this classification is that the object of the right is intangible. all property rights place the rightholder in a juridical relation with others ...

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A patent is an exclusive right that allows its proprietor to ... natural person(s) who conceived the claimed invention.

By w hamilton · 1948 · cited by 17 — -witness the land patent-it most commonly refers to invention. a patent is, then, the grant by the united states to the inventor of a right in his own ...

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The first theory is based on john locke's natural right conception, which asserts that ... knowledge protection under patent regimes: a case study in china'.

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By a mossoff · 2009 · cited by 149 — (“the [patent] monopoly is a property right . . . .”); fla. ... with a common law or 'natural' right to make, use and sell his or her invention absent con-.