cross-license
French translation: licence réciproque
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| na | concéder réciproquement des licence / |
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| na | licence réciproque |
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| na | concession réciproque de licences [or] concéder réciproquement des licences |
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concéder réciproquement des licence / Explanation: Le choix du terme dépendra de si c'est un verbe ou un nom. Pour le verbe, de Termium : French:Legal Documents Patents (Law) Copyright, Patent, and Trademark Law concéder réciproquement des licences s PROPOSAL. Pour le nom, de Termium : French:Legal Documents Patents (Law) Copyright, Patent, and trademark Law licence réciproque s FEM Reference: http://www.termium.com |
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licence réciproque Explanation: Selon TERMIUM: DEF: an agreement that provides for the licensing of a patent by one patent owner in return for a license under a different patent owned by another. s TERMIUM ne donne pas de définition en français, mais il s'agit bien de brevets d'invention. Reference: http://www.termiumplus.bureaudelatraduction.gc.ca/termium_fr... |
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concession réciproque de licences [or] concéder réciproquement des licences Explanation: to give license to another to use a patent or invention in return for a similar license.*a CONT*Cross licenses are most often made between owners of "interfering" or "blocking" patents. Such interfering or blocking patents cover different aspects of the same invention. For example, if a basic patent is owned by one party and an improvement patent on the same invention is owned by another party, a cross license is warranted because the parties must have the benefit of both patents in order to practice the improvement to its best commercial advantage. Also, inventor A may obtain a patent on item X. Inventor B may obtain a patent on item Y. Both A and B may realize that items X and Y in combination with a third item, Z, which may be in the public domain, constitute a new and useful combination, XYZ. Therefore, A and B may cross-license each other to make, use, and sell each other's patented invention so that they both can produce XYZ without incurring any liability for infringement of each other's patent.*b Reference: http://www.termium.com |
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