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• Bad faith assertions of patent infringement (§ 59.1-215.2)

  2016

  • 59.1 Trade And Commerce
  • 18.1 Bad Faith Assertions Of Patent Infringement

  A A person shall not make, in bad faith, an assertion of patent infringement. B The following shall constitute indicia that a person’s assertion of patent infringement was made in bad faith: C The following shall constitute indicia that a per . . .

• State forests not subject to warrant, survey or patent (§ 10.1-1109)

  2016

  • 10.1 Conservation
  • II Activities Administered By Other Entities
  • 11 Forest Resources And The Department Of Forestry
  • 2 Duties Of The State Forester And General Provisions

  Lands acquired by the Commonwealth for forestry purposes shall not be subject to warrant, survey or patent. . . .

• Prohibited area for patent tongs; penalty (§ 28.2-508)

  2016

  • 28.2 Fisheries And Habitat Of The Tidal Waters
  • II Tidal Fisheries
  • 5 Oysters And Clams
  • 2 Fishing For Oysters And Clams; Device Restrictions

  It is unlawful for any person to use or employ patent tongs to take or catch oysters from the public rocks, beds, or shoals in the following areas: A violation of this section is a Class 1 misdemeanor. . . .

• Maximum weight for patent tongs; teeth length; penalty (§ 28.2-509)

  2016

  • 28.2 Fisheries And Habitat Of The Tidal Waters
  • II Tidal Fisheries
  • 5 Oysters And Clams
  • 2 Fishing For Oysters And Clams; Device Restrictions

  It is unlawful for any person to use patent tongs exceeding 100 pounds in gross weight, including any attachments other than rope, for the taking or catching of oysters. The teeth of the patent tongs shall not exceed four inches in length. The posse . . .

• Practice of patent law (§ 54.1-3901)

  2016

  • 54.1 Professions And Occupations
  • IV Professions Regulated By The Supreme Court
  • 39 Attorneys
  • 1 General Provisions

  A For the purposes of this section “an attorney recognized to practice before the United States Patent and Trademark Office in patent cases” is defined as anyone who is authorized to practice law in any state or territory of the United St . . .

• Carrying patent tongs, etc., while fishing for menhaden; penalty (§ 28.2-405)

  2016

  • 28.2 Fisheries And Habitat Of The Tidal Waters
  • II Tidal Fisheries
  • 4 Use Of Purse Nets For Taking Menhaden
  • 1 Licenses

  It shall be unlawful for any captain or owner to carry or permit to be carried aboard his vessel, when fishing for menhaden, any scrape, dredge, or patent tongs.A violation of this section is a Class 1 misdemeanor. . . .

• Liquidating asset (§ 64.2-1018)

  2016

  • 64.2 Wills, Trusts, And Fiduciaries
  • III Trusts
  • 10 Uniform Principal And Income Act
  • 4 Allocation Of Receipts During Administration Of Trust.
  • 3 Receipts Normally Apportioned.

  A In this section, “liquidating asset” means an asset whose value will diminish or terminate because the asset is expected to produce receipts for a period of limited duration. The term includes a leasehold, patent, copyright, or royalty . . .

• Season for taking oysters from public rocks; penalty (§ 28.2-506)

  2016

  • 28.2 Fisheries And Habitat Of The Tidal Waters
  • II Tidal Fisheries
  • 5 Oysters And Clams
  • 2 Fishing For Oysters And Clams; Device Restrictions

  A The season for taking oysters by shaft tongs or by hand from the public oyster beds, rocks, or shoals shall be as follows: B The season for taking oysters by patent tongs from the public oyster beds, rocks, or shoals shall be from October 1 to Mar . . .

• Enforcement; remedies; civil investigative demands; assurances of voluntary compliance; restraining prohibited acts (§ 59.1-215.3)

  2016

  • 59.1 Trade And Commerce
  • 18.1 Bad Faith Assertions Of Patent Infringement

  A Whenever the Attorney General has reasonable cause to believe that any person has engaged in, or is engaging in, or is about to engage in, any violation of this chapter, the Attorney General is empowered to issue a civil investigative demand. The p . . .

• (Repealed effective October 1, 2016) Adoption of intellectual property policies; employees to be bound by such policies (§ 23-4.3)

  2016

  • 23 Educational Institutions
  • 1 General Provisions

  A The boards of visitors of state-supported institutions of higher education and the State Board for Community Colleges shall adopt policies regarding the ownership, protection, assignment, and use of intellectual property. B All employees, includin . . .

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