English to Persian (Farsi) Law/Patents Law (general)

Some critics resort to hyperbole, describing
the RLLI as a usurpation of legislative and executive (if not judicial) power.24 The criticisms have largely covered the
same ground over time and are misplaced for three primary reasons:
• The criticisms exaggerate the role of the RLLI. While it does have persuasive value, not least because it transparently
lays out the sources of its pronouncements, the RLLI is not law. Courts and legislatures are not bound to follow it, and
it has no talismanic effect.
• There is general utility in critically examining legal concepts that are central to a discipline.
• Uniformity and predictability of the law are worthy goals in themselves. If there are multiple possible results with
nearly every legal issue that arises, society is ill-served.