What patent disputes can the patent management agency handle
According to the provisions of the Patent Law and the Implementing Rules, the patent disputes that the patent management agency can handle include:
1. Patent infringement disputes;
2. Disputes related to expenses for others to implement the invention after the invention patent application is published but before the patent right is granted;
3. Disputes over patent application rights and ownership of patent rights;
4. Disputes regarding rewards and remuneration for service inventors.
If the parties concerned are dissatisfied with the decision made by the patent administration authority on the above disputes, they may file a lawsuit with the Intermediate People's Court where the patent administration authority is located. When the court has no jurisdiction over a patent case, the parties may file a lawsuit with the Intermediate People's Court where the people's government of the province, autonomous region or municipality directly under the Central Government is located.
If both parties fail to file a lawsuit with the People's Court within the prescribed time limit, the decision of the patent management authority will become legally effective. The patent management authority will make a decision on the infringement. If the party concerned fails to file a lawsuit upon expiration of the decision and fails to perform the decision, the patent management agency may request the People's Court to enforce the decision.
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