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Licensing of patents Overviews Licensing · Royalties Types Compulsory licensing · Cross-licensing
Defensive Patent License
Defensive termination
Fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory (FRAND)
Reasonable and non-discriminatory (RAND)Strategies Catch and release
Defensive patent aggregation
Patentleft · Patent poolSpecial clauses in patent licenses Field-of-use limitation v · cross licensing of patent or other intellectual property rights. Consider a case where company A licenses patent A to company B. One of the conditions of the license agreement is that if company B should ever sue company A for infringing one of company B’s own patents, such as patent B, then Company A can terminate the license to patent A. Thus company A would be able to counter sue company B for infringing patent A. This is a strong incentive to prevent company B from suing company A for any future patent it might receive after it has licensed patent A.[1] The World Business Council for Sustainable Development, for example, has a defensive termination clause built into its "Eco-Patent Commons".[2]
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Defensive termination
- Defensive termination
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Licensing of patents Overviews Licensing · Royalties Types Compulsory licensing · Cross-licensing
Defensive Patent License
Defensive termination
Fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory (FRAND)
Reasonable and non-discriminatory (RAND)Strategies Catch and release
Defensive patent aggregation
Patentleft · Patent poolSpecial clauses in patent licenses Field-of-use limitation