
please email Paul Leonard at the IPI and let him know (i) who you are and (ii) what the nature of your experience is. It doesn't matter which jurisdiction you're from, so long as you fit the description.(i) a patent owner whose patent has been subjected to a compulsory licence,
(ii) a business that has applied for a compulsory licence, or
(iii) a professional adviser to either of the above, and
(iv) you don't mind answering a few questions about compulsory licences,
Compulsory licences under the Paris Convention here, and under TRIPs here
Cross border compulsory licensing here
The case for compulsory licensing here
Are you experienced -- in compulsory licensing?
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