الحقوق الاستئثارية لصاحب البراءة بين التضييق و الامتداد

Abstract EN

If the law has granted the owner of the patent the power to take advantage of the justified product and use it in all ways and means it deems appropriate, for example, to name but a few, the law has granted him the right to prevent third parties from importing the protected product to the country where the patent was registered on the same product, including the product that was put up for sale abroad through the patent owner, either himself or with his consent.

In return, it has established limits and bound it with controls that should be adhered to, imposed by the requirements of necessity and economic positions of some states, particularly those relating to the commercial aspects of developing countries, which have shown to the world that the pre-seizure of the patent owner's practices of exploiting and using his rights unchecked and using it would hinder the circulation of the product across international borders, allow intellectual property rights holders the possibility of putting market disturbances and price discrimination among them, which is contrary to the ethics of free trade and hinders the spread of products, particularly those with The general benefit of all local and international markets.