(1) Any person who uses a patented invention contrary to sections 9 to 13 may be sued by the aggrieved party for destruction of products held or owned by the infringer which are the subject matter of the patent. Sentence 1 also applies in the case of products which have been produced directly by means of a process which is the subject matter of the patent.
(2) Subsection (1) applies accordingly to materials and implements which are owned by the infringer and were predominantly used for manufacturing these products.
(3) Any person who uses a patented invention contrary to sections 9 to 13 may be sued by the aggrieved party for recall of the products which are the subject matter of the patent or for definitive removal of the products from the channels of commerce. Sentence 1 also applies in the case of products which have been produced directly by means of a process which is the subject matter of the patent.
(4) Claims under subsections (1) to (3) are ruled out if their assertion is disproportionate in an individual case. When examining proportionality, consideration is also to be given to the legitimate interests of third parties.