5. What constitutes counterfeiting?
Counterfeiting is an "infringement of the monopoly conferred by a patent" (
Cass. com. 30-1-2001, n° 98-13.641
). This monopoly, backed by a title of ownership, takes the form of prohibitions that must be respected by third parties (see What rights are conferred by the patent
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A self-financed public institution under the supervision of the French Ministry of Industrial Property, INPI plays an active role in developing and implementing public policies in the field of intellectual property, supporting innovation and business competitiveness, and in the fight against counterfeiting.
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