Section 3.3, Florida's “Moral Rights” statute, provides that persons who acquire rights from another person “under the law of this state” may acquire them on terms that are “equivalent, satisfactory, or reasonable to those they would receive under the law of any other state where[the other person] is authorized to practice law”. This provision provides for the acquisition, via one state's patent or patent application law, of a license to practice a license-granting body's patent or patent application law. It states explicitly that “the license to practice [under this statute] that the person acquiring the rights would receive under the law (as in effect upon the date of [the license granted in] the other states) shall be valid in those other states where the person acquires the rights and be deemed adequate to enable him to practice in those states”. The statute reads as follows: 4.2.1.
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