Intervening Right

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Meaning of Intervening Right

In patent law, the term denotes the right acquired by one who manufactures an article or machine , or uses a process , between grant of original patent, which does not claim such article or machine or process, and the filing of an application for a reissue which broadens the claims of the original. The doctrine of intervening right is invoked to protect the continued manufacturer ‘s use or sale of such product when substantial preparation for such continuance was made before a grant of the re- issue . See Wayne Gossard Corp. v Sondra, Inc., (D.C.Pa.) 434 F.Supp.1340.

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