Common use of Rights Conferred Clause in Contracts

Rights Conferred. a. A patent shall confer the right to prevent others not having the patent owner's consent from making, using, or selling the subject matter of the patent. In the case of a patented process, the patent confers the right to prevent others not having consent from using that process and from using, selling, or importing the product obtained directly by that process.

Rights Conferred. a. A. A patent shall confer on the patent owner the right to prevent others not having the patent owner's consent from making, using, or selling the subject matter of the patentpatent without his consent. In the case of a patented process, the patent confers on the patent owner the right to prevent others not having consent from using that process and from using, selling, or importing the product obtained directly by that processprocess without his consent.

Rights Conferred. a. (1) A patent shall confer the right to prevent others not having the patent owner's consent from making, using, or selling the subject matter of the patent. In the case of a patented process, the patent confers the right to prevent others not having consent from using that process and from using, selling, or importing at least the product obtained directly by that process.

Rights Conferred. a. (a) A patent shall confer the right to prevent others not having the patent owner's consent from making, using, or selling the subject matter of the patent. In the case of a patented process, the patent confers the right to prevent others not having consent from using that process and from using, selling, or importing the product obtained directly by that process.