active inducement to infringe
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- One may be held liable for patent infringement as a result of actively encouraging another to infringe if such other does infringe, even though the inducer has not made, used, sold, offered for sale, or imported the patented invention.
Arnold Silverman and George Stacey - Cite This Source - This Definition - Colorable Deviation, Contributory Infringement, copying, Direct Infringement, Indemnity from Suit, Inducement to Infringe, Infringe, Infringed Literally, infringement, Infringement By Equivalents, Literal Infringement, mask work, notice (also marking), patent infringement