Patent Law

Name: Patent Law
ISBN: 9787301120507

王凌红Peking University Press · ChinaAug 2025

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Word count: 191K words
Chapters: 147
ISBN: 9787301120507

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Summary

This book provides a comprehensive, systematic, and objective introduction to the characteristics and main content of China's patent system from three aspects: patent examination, patent exploitation, and patent protection. In addition to chapter introductions that identify key points and difficulties, each chapter incorporates analysis of specific cases, enabling readers to better understand and grasp professional knowledge—a major feature of the book.

Editor's review

This book is structured around three pillars—patent examination, patent exploitation, and patent protection—systematically outlining the characteristics and main content of China's patent system with clear structure and distinct layers. Each chapter opens with an introduction that helps readers quickly identify key points and difficulties, avoiding disorientation amid complex regulations; the main text intersperses specific cases for analysis, grounding abstract rules in practical situations, which both lowers the threshold of understanding and enhances the potential for knowledge transfer. For readers seeking to build an overall framework of patent law, this arrangement of "introduction for orientation plus cases for verification" is quite friendly. It is suitable as supplementary reading beyond course study and for consulting by section when questions arise in practice. When reading, it is recommended to first read the introductions to build a framework, then review the rules in light of the cases, and finally connect the three threads of examination, exploitation, and protection horizontally to form a systematic understanding.

Who it's for

A good fit for

Undergraduate and graduate students majoring in law who need to systematically study the framework of the patent system
Researchers in intellectual property who wish to review the characteristics of China's patent system
Junior practitioners in patent practice who need to consult basic knowledge by section
Exam candidates for relevant qualification examinations who need to understand rules through cases

Not a good fit for

Frontline personnel seeking quick access to practical operation templates and ready-to-copy procedures
Readers interested only in comparisons of foreign patent systems and not in China's system
Complete beginners unwilling to read cases and introductions who want only a quick overview of conclusions

Reading tips

Read each chapter's introduction first, mark key points and difficulties, then proceed to the main text, avoiding equal effort on everything
When encountering a case, form your own judgment first, then compare it with the analysis to test your understanding of the rules
Take notes along the three lines of examination, exploitation, and protection, and connect them horizontally after finishing the book to form a system
For cross-chapter questions, locate the section via the table of contents first, then return to the introduction to confirm related content

About the publisher

Peking University Press China · Founded in 1979

Peking University Press is a comprehensive university press whose publishing areas cover classical literature, popular science, social culture, world history, Western philosophy, and culture. Its catalogue contains 6,031 titles, with representative books including A Dream of Red Mansions, Relativity: The Special and General Theory (15th Edition) (with Einstein's classic papers on unified field theory and other topics), Elements, Conics, The Aristocratic Families of the Eastern Jin, The Philosophy of Mythology (Volume I), The Philosophy of Mythology (Volume II), and The Origin of Continents and Oceans. Representative authors include Cao Xueqin, Zhou Ruchang, Albert Einstein, Euclid, Apollonius, Tian Yuqing, Schelling, and Xian Gang. The press has developed distinctive strengths in classical Chinese literature and in the translation of Western philosophical classics, while also covering scientific classics and social and cultural studies. As public information is limited, this description is based only on the books in the catalogue and offers no further extrapolation.

版权信息
总序
作者简介
前言
第1章专利制度导论
1.1 专利和专利权
1.2 专利制度概述
1.3 专利制度的起源和发展
1.4 我国专利制度的沿革
思考题
第2章专利申请权和专利权主体
2.1 概述
2.2 发明人或者设计人
2.3 几种特殊发明创造的专利申请权归属
2.4 外国申请人
思考题
第3章专利权客体
3.1 概述
3.2 发明
3.3 实用新型
3.4 外观设计
3.5 不属于专利权客体的科学技术成果
3.6 不授予专利权的发明创造
思考题
案例分析
第4章发明专利和实用新型专利的实质条件
4.1 概述
4.2 实用性
4.3 新颖性
4.4 创造性
思考题
案例分析
第5章外观设计专利的实质条件
5.1 概述
5.2 外观设计的新颖性
5.3 与他人在先权利不相冲突
5.4 富有美感并适于工业应用
思考题
第6章专利申请的代理机构和审批机关
6.1 专利代理机构
6.2 专利申请的审批机关
思考题
第7章专利授权审查的基本程序
7.1 专利授权审查制度的四种类型
7.2 我国发明专利授权审查的一般程序
7.3 我国实用新型和外观设计专利授权审查的一般程序
思考题
第8章专利申请的原则和手续
8.1 专利申请的基本原则
8.2 专利申请的提交和受理
8.3 几种特殊形式的专利申请
思考题
第9章专利申请文件
9.1 概述
9.2 发明专利、实用新型专利申请应提交的文件
9.3 外观设计专利申请应提交的文件
思考题
第10章专利申请的审查
10.1 概述
10.2 发明专利申请的审查
10.3 实用新型专利申请的审查
10.4 外观设计专利申请的审查
10.5 复审
10.6 与专利申请和审查相关的行政复议
思考题
第11章专利申请的修改
11.1 概述
11.2 修改的时间
11.3 修改的方式和内容
思考题
第12章著录项目变更手续
12.1 概述
12.2 著录项目变更证明文件
思考题
第13章专利权授予
13.1 禁止重复授权的原则
13.2 专利权授予的程序
13.3 专利证书和专利登记簿
思考题
第14章专利权内容
14.1 专利权人的权利
14.2 专利权人的义务
思考题
第15章专利实施许可
15.1 专利实施许可的主要类型
15.2 专利实施许可合同的主要内容
15.3 专利实施许可合同的备案
15.4 专利实施许可与专利权转让的区别
思考题
第16章专利权的限制
16.1 不视为侵犯专利权的情形
16.2 专利实施强制许可
16.3 发明专利的强制推广应用
思考题
第17章专利权的终止
17.1 概述
17.2 专利权期限
17.3 专利年费的缴纳
17.4 专利权放弃声明
思考题
第18章专利权的无效宣告
18.1 概述
18.2 无效宣告请求的审查原则
18.3 无效宣告请求的形式审查
18.4 无效宣告请求的合议审查
18.5 无效宣告程序中专利文件的修改
18.6 无效宣告请求审查决定
18.7 无效宣告程序的终止
思考题
第19章专利权保护范围
19.1 概述
19.2 发明、实用新型专利权保护范围的确定
19.3 外观设计专利权保护范围的确定
思考题
第20章专利侵权行为
20.1 概述
20.2 直接侵权行为
20.3 间接侵权行为
20.4 假冒他人专利的行为
思考题
第21章专利侵权的法律责任
21.1 民事责任
21.2 行政责任
21.3 刑事责任
思考题
第22章专利民事诉讼
22.1 专利民事案件的种类
22.2 专利民事案件的诉讼管辖
22.3 诉讼时效
22.4 诉前停止侵权措施
22.5 专利无效宣告请求与侵权诉讼中止
思考题
第23章专利行政诉讼
23.1 专利行政诉讼的概念和特点
23.2 专利行政案件的种类
思考题
第24章与专利保护相关的国际条约
24.1 概述
24.2 《保护工业产权巴黎公约》
24.3 《与贸易有关的知识产权协定》
24.4 《成立世界知识产权组织公约》
24.5 《专利合作条约》
24.6 《国际承认用于专利程序的微生物保藏布达佩斯条约》
24.7 《国际专利分类斯特拉斯堡协定》
24.8 《建立工业品外观设计国际分类洛迦诺协定》
思考题
主要参考书目

FAQ

Can readers without a legal background understand this book?

The book provides introductions that identify key points and difficulties and explains through cases, which lowers the difficulty of entry; however, patent law contains many technical terms, so readers with no background are advised to first learn basic legal concepts and common knowledge of the patent system, then read progressively for more reliable results.

Are the cases in the book real cases or teaching examples?

According to the materials, the text analyzes specific cases to help readers understand and grasp professional knowledge, but the specific sources and nature of the cases are not stated. Readers may use them as auxiliary materials for understanding the rules; for specific cases, current laws, regulations, and official texts should still prevail.

Is this book suitable for exam preparation?

This book systematically introduces the characteristics and main content of China's patent system, with introductions and cases in each chapter that help build a knowledge framework, so it can serve as auxiliary reading for exam preparation; however, preparation also requires the examination syllabus, statutory texts, and past examination practice, and one should not rely on this book alone.

In what order should the three sections be read?

You may follow the book's order, starting with patent examination, then patent exploitation and patent protection, forming a complete chain from grant to use to remedy; if you already have some foundation, you may also read the relevant section first according to work needs and then fill in the rest.

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About the author

王凌红 Author · Chinese

Wang Linghong is a Chinese author about whom public information is limited; the details currently available center mainly on one work. Her representative work is Patent Law (Zhuanli Faxue), a specialized book in the field of patent law that addresses the patent system, patent right protection, and related legal norms for study and research. Judging from its common classification, the work is placed in the exam category, indicating that it has some reference value for relevant legal examinations or professional preparation, and may be used by candidates to review patent law knowledge and understand statutory provisions and institutional frameworks. Since only one work is included in the database and no further records of her life, career, or academic background are available, it is not possible to introduce her experience or research direction in more detail. It can nonetheless be inferred that the author has engaged in writing related to patent law teaching or legal practice. Overall, Wang Linghong's name is closely associated with the subject of patent law, and her work offers Chinese readers a concrete entry point for understanding the patent legal system.