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Question 1: In the context of patent infringement defense, what is prior user rights?

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Prior user rights allow for a patent to be invalidated based on commercial use

Prior user rights allow a defendant to argue that they have been using the invention before the patent holder

Prior user rights refer to the patent holder's ability to sue for damages

Prior user rights only apply in cases of copyright infringement

Question 2: What is the **relationship between patentability and prior disclosure under Patent Law?

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Any public disclosure of an invention before filing a patent application can render the invention unpatentable

Prior disclosure enhances the patentability of an invention

Prior disclosure is only relevant for inventions related to trademarks

Patentability is unaffected by prior disclosures if they are not public

Question 3: How does the "territorial scope" of a licensing agreement impact the enforcement of IP rights?

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It automatically grants the licensee worldwide rights without limitation

It defines the geographic area in which the licensee can use the licensed IP and impacts where infringement can be pursued

It restricts the licensor from using the IP outside the specified area

It only applies to the duration of the license, not enforcement

Question 4: How does "parallel importation" affect patent rights in international markets?

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Parallel importation is permitted under all international treaties

Parallel importation is the practice of selling patented goods at a higher price in foreign markets

Parallel importation only applies to non-patented goods

Parallel importation involves the importation of patented goods into a country without the consent of the patent holder, affecting global rights

Question 5: What is the "Fair Use Analysis" and how is it applied to determine whether the use of a copyrighted work is permissible without permission?

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The fair use analysis applies only to non-profit entities

The fair use analysis automatically permits educational uses without limitations

The fair use analysis considers the purpose, nature, amount used, and effect on the market value of the work

The fair use analysis only applies to works that are less than 10 years old

Question 6: Under patent law, what is the "best mode" requirement?

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It ensures that patent applicants provide a backup plan in case the invention is not fully functional

It obligates applicants to patent the best invention method available

It requires the applicant to disclose all possible variations of the invention

The best mode requirement mandates that a patent applicant disclose the best method of carrying out the invention at the time of filing