Patent (46)

Companies must be inventive and even be able to access and use other companies' inventions, in order to be competitive in domestic and foreign markets, and most importantly, to remain competitive. Otherwise, there is no chance to survive in the new commercial environment where the general character is to take risks and be dynamic and ambitious.[...]

Patent is a right granted by the state for inventions. The most fundamental characteristic of this right is that it is an exclusive right. The meaning of the monopoly right is that the patent owner has some rights that are only in his monopoly. For example, in this way, nobody can produce, use, propose, sell or import the product of the invention without the permission of the patent owner.[...]