Hot Products owns a valid patent for a fan motor that it uses in ceiling fans. In the air conditioners it manufactures, Allied Electric uses a fan motor that is identical to Hot's. Allied does not have Hot's permission to use the motor. Can Hot recover Allied for patent infringement?

Yes, because Allied Electric infringed on Hot Products' patent.

Explanation:

A patent is a licence issued by a government that gives exclusive ownership of an invention to a particular person or company.

Other parties cannot make, use, or sell the invention.

Patent infringement occurs when a party uses a patented invention without the consent of the owner.

On the given scenario Hot Products owns a valid patent for a fan motor that it uses in ceiling fans. Allied electric is using the fan motor without he consent of Hot Products.

So this is a patent infringement and sue and make a recovery from Allied Electric

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