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If the party has not received an express or implied promise of exclusivity under the patent, i.e., the right to exclude others from making, using, or selling the patented invention, the party has a bare license,
and has received only the patentee's promise that that party will not be sued for infringement.
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If
the
party
has
not
received
an
express
or
implied
promise
of
exclusivity
under
the
patent,
i.e.,
the
right
to
exclude
others
from
making,
using,
or
selling
the
patented
invention,
the
party
has
a
"bare
license,"
and
has
received
only
the
patentee's
promise
that
that
party
will
not
be
sued
for
infringement.
