Rationalising the regime of compulsory patent licensing by the essential facilities doctrine

Where intellectual property rights (IP) owned by dominant undertakings are indispensable and impossible for other market players to replicate or acquire, the refusal to grant license to use such IP may cause serious harm to vital public interests, such as the supply of life-saving drugs, of technolo...

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Main Author:	LIU, Kung-chung
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Language:	English
Published:	Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University 2008
Subjects:	Intellectual Property Law Science and Technology Law
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description	Where intellectual property rights (IP) owned by dominant undertakings are indispensable and impossible for other market players to replicate or acquire, the refusal to grant license to use such IP may cause serious harm to vital public interests, such as the supply of life-saving drugs, of technology that protects the environment, the compliance with de jure or de facto industry standards and the preservation of competition in markets with network effects or strong need for compatibility and interoperability
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title	Rationalising the regime of compulsory patent licensing by the essential facilities doctrine
title_short	Rationalising the regime of compulsory patent licensing by the essential facilities doctrine
title_full	Rationalising the regime of compulsory patent licensing by the essential facilities doctrine
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Rationalising the regime of compulsory patent licensing by the essential facilities doctrine

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