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Supercat Posted 9 years ago
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Intellectual property?
When you want to say the ownership of intellectual property, which do you say? You're not going on trial for it.
XYZ claims it has/owns intellectual property that belongs to the product written in this document.
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XYZ claims intellectual property that belongs to the products written in this document.
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Those don't sound right to me. Better is eg XYZ claims it owns intellectual property related to the product named in this document. But really you need a lawyer's advice.
- Those don't sound right to me.
- Better is eg XYZ claims it owns intellectual property related to the product named in this document.
- But really you need a lawyer's advice.
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Those don't sound right to me.
Better is eg
XYZ claims it owns intellectual property related to the product named in this document.
But really you need a lawyer's advice.
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