무효사유가 존재하는 특허권의 행사와 권리남용의 항변Exercising Patent Right and Abuse of Right
- Other Titles
- Exercising Patent Right and Abuse of Right
- Authors
- 안원모
- Issue Date
- 2008
- Publisher
- 한국지식재산학회
- Keywords
- 권리남용; 특허무효의 항변; 특허권 행사의 제한; 일반조항; 명백성; 특별한 사정; 제3자효; 특허무효사유; 특허권의 남용; 특허침해소송; 권리행사제한의 항변; abuse of right; defense of invalidity of patent; issue preclusion; grounds for invalidation of patent; abuse of patent; patent infringement lawsuit; defense of restricting exercise of patent; patent infringement; validity of patent
- Citation
- 산업재산권, no.27, pp.209 - 260
- Journal Title
- 산업재산권
- Number
- 27
- Start Page
- 209
- End Page
- 260
- URI
- https://scholarworks.bwise.kr/hongik/handle/2020.sw.hongik/22864
- ISSN
- 1598-6055
- Abstract
- If the grounds for invalidation exist in the patent right, it is desirable to restrict exercising patent right. The method to apply defense of abuse of right to civil law is conceivable to restrict exercising patent right. However, in exercising patent right for which grounds for invalidation exist, applying defense of abuse of right to civil law is problematic in theoretic consistency. The method of recognizing defense of invalidity of patent is also conceivable. However, defense of invalidity of patent is also unacceptable in the present institution where trial for invalidation exists, because it is very likely that the issue of inconsistent judgment arises in infringement lawsuit and trial for invalidation. After all, the most feasible method is to recognize the defense of restricting exercise of right. This is a defense that can eliminate demerit of defense of invalidity of patent and highlight merit. In this case, two requirements are necessary to recognize the defense of restricting exercise of right. So-called requirement of obviousness, one means recognition that patent could be invalidated in the procedure of invalid judgment. The other, called requirement of non-existence of specific situation, means that there is no possibility of eliminating the grounds for invalidation of the patent.
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