Interference Law and Legal Definition
Interference is a term associated with the grant of patents. It is a proceeding for the purpose of determining which of two or more applicants for patents on the same invention is the legally recognized inventor. Such an action may take place between two or more applicants, two or more holders of patents, or an applicant and a patentee.
Legal Definition list
- Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility
- Interests in Real Property [Internal Revenue]
- Interested Person (Probate)
- Interested Person (Guardianship)
- Interested Governmental Participant
- Interference
- Interference Proceedings (Trademark)
- Interference with an Officer
- Interference With Burial
- Interference with Contract
- Interference With Custody
Related Legal Terms
- Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences
- Civil Causes of Action - Intentional Interference with Contract
- Harmful Interference
- Intentional Interference with Contract
- Interference Proceedings (Trademark)
- Interference with an Officer
- Interference With Burial
- Interference with Contract
- Interference With Custody
- Tort of Intentional Interference with Prospective Economic Advantage
