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Question:A patent license makes sure the licensor does not sue the licensee.

Answer:
A patent license agreement is in essence nothing more than a promise by the licensor not to sue the licensee.

Question:How can I get Land Entry file information for patents?

Answer:
Land Entry files were created when a person claimed land under an act of Congress. They first had to fill out an application, and sometimes provide other information(marriage or immigration documents), at the local General Land Office.

Question:How do I access a specific document in PSIPS?

Answer:
If you know the document ID of the US patent or publication that has the mega information you are seeking, you may submit it on the PSIPS home page.

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Copy of an international application filed under the Patent Cooperation Treaty maintained by the International Searching Authority.

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A patent is a document that defines the right by law for inventors and assignees to make use of and exploit their inventions for a limited period of time.

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