ALL SUBSTANTIAL RIGHTS

By SovConn | August 17, 2014

all substantial rights.Patents. Every right in a patent (whether or not held by the grantor) that

is of value when the patent rights or an undivided interest in a patent is transferred. • A transfer is

not a transfer of all substantial rights to a patent if: (1) it is territorially restricted; (2) its term is

less than the patent term; (3) it contains field-of-use limitations; or (4) it does not convey rights to

all claims in the patent. [Cases: Patents    202(1). C.J.S. Patents § 332.] [Blacks Law 8th]

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