Traduction de «Accord pur de licence de brevet » (Français → Anglais) :

pure patent licensing agreement

combined patent and know-how licensing agreement

pure know-how licensing agreement

pure know-how licensing agreement

patent licensing agreement

Recommendation of the Council concerning the Application of Competition Laws and Policy to Patent and Know-How Licensing Agreements [ Recommendation of the Council Concerning Action Against Restrictive Business Practices relating to the Use of Patents and Licenses ]

20. Encourages the Commission’s pursuits in ensuring interoperability between digital components and emphasises the importance of standardisation that can be achieved both via standard-essential patents (SEPs) and open licensing models; welcomes the Commission’s efforts in the development of a balanced framework for negotiations between right holders and implementers of SEPs in order to ensure fair licensing conditions; invites the Commission to take note and apply the spirit of CJEU ruling C-170/13 (Huawei v. ZTE), which strikes a balance between the SEP holders and standard implementers, to overcome patent infringements and to ensure ...[+++] the effective conclusion of fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory (FRAND) licensing agreements;

2. On request, the Commission may grant a compulsory licence in respect of a first patent to the proprietor of a national or Community patent or to the proprietor of a plant variety right who cannot use his patent (second patent) or his national or Community plant variety right without infringing a Community patent (first patent), provided that the invention or new plant variety claimed in the second patent or plant variety right involves an important technical advance of considerable economic significance in relation to the invention ...[+++] claimed in the first patent.

[45] "Patent ambushes" occur when the participant in a standard setting procedure discloses that he holds patents or patent applications regarding a technology included in the standard only once the standard is adopted and then refuses to grant a licence for these patents or grants it only on unfair, unreasonable or discriminatory terms.

1. The Commission may grant a compulsory licence for lack or insufficiency of exploitation of a Community patent to any person filing an application four years or later after the patent application was filed and three years or later after the patent was granted if the patent proprietor has not exploited the patent in the Community on reasonable terms or has not made effective and serious preparations to do so, unless he provides legitimate reasons to justify his inaction.