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9 November 1998

Amendments of the Estonian Patent Law

KC
Käosaar & Co
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Käosaar & Co
Estonia Information Technology and Telecoms
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Some of the latest amendments of the Estonian Patent Law which came into force on 16 June 1998.

In addition to the Paris Convention, the priority can also be determined on the basis of the first application filed in any member state of WTO.

Substances derived be splitting the nucleus, methods of their derivation and use are patentable in Estonia.

As for a product which has been made using a patented method, the use, distributing, selling, offering for sale or obtaining (including the import) for the said purposes of the same product without the consent of the patentee is considered as infringement of the exclusive rights of the patentee. In case of court litigation the defendant has to prove that a different method has been used for making the product.

In the field of pharmacy it should be noted once again that the use of a patented invention in experiments concerning the invention itself is not considered as infringement of the exclusive right of the patentee.

The content of this article is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought about your specific circumstances.
ARTICLE
9 November 1998

Amendments of the Estonian Patent Law

Estonia Information Technology and Telecoms
Contributor
Käosaar & Co
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