不正当性
... invalid无效 invalidity不正当性 invariantCountry不因国别而异 ...
无效力
... invalidation无效 invalidity无效力 丧失工作能力 invalidity无效力丧失工作能力 ...
[科技] 无效
第四,增加了被申请人的抗辩理由,如被申请人可以以专利 无效 ( Invalidity )或专利不可执行(Unenforceability)进行抗辩;
病废
... invagination 内陷 invalidity 病废 invar 因瓦 ...
残废津贴 ; 残废给付
失效期 ; 无效日期
部分无效 ; 法 部分失效 ; 单方面无法律效力
无效,无价值
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