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Law on Patent Protection Terminations
The Intellectual Property Protection Law states that patent protection is not always absolute. Its purpose is to strike a balance between the financial and moral rights of the inventor on one hand, and the public interest on the other. The law includes mechanisms to ensure temporary protection that balances with the interests of the public, rather than lifelong protection, in order to promote innovation and the general benefit from inventions.
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