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Compulsory licensing in Europe

Cover of compulsory licensing in Europe

In some cases, national authorities may license companies or individuals other than the patent owner to use the rights of the patent without the consent of the patent owner. “Compulsory licensing in Europe” provides a country-by-country overview of compulsory licensing regimes across the 38 EPC contracting states including possible grounds for grant, procedural framework and jurisprudence.

 

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Compulsory licensing in Europe has been prepared by the European Patent Office (EPO) and various authors for training and information purposes only. Although it has been prepared with great care, it cannot be guaranteed that the information it contains is accurate and up-to-date, nor is it meant to be a comprehensive study or a source of legal advice. The opinions expressed in this manual are not necessarily those of the EPO.

Compulsory licensing in Europe and any of its parts may be modified or translated on condition that the EPO and the authors are credited as the providers of the original, and that it is clearly stated that changes have been made to the original material, that the modified or translated version has not been authorised by the EPO or the authors, and that neither the EPO nor the authors shall be responsible for the correctness of any such modified or translated version. Any other reference to the EPO, and in particular its official logo, shall be removed from any such version. The manual may be used and reproduced for non-commercial purposes, provided that the EPO and the authors are acknowledged appropriately. Reproduction for commercial purposes is not permitted.