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Patent Use when patent owner is deceased.
Posted by Anonymous . updated on 1/13/2012
The creator of a patent on optical flashlights has deceased. Can I take the patent and run with it and create a product? Do i need to wait for his son to act on it? If I get permission from his son does that make it okay to create a product similar to the patent? Do I have to wait the 20 years for the patent to expire?
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