“Prior user right” under the Patent Act is vested in Article 59, Paragraph 1, Subparagraph 3, which provides that a patent right does not extend to a person who had practiced the patented invention or been ready to do so before the filing date of the patent, but such person may continue to practice the patented invention only within the original business scale. Under the new legislative intent of the 2013 Amendment, the prior user right protects the interest of a person who began to use the patented invention before the filing date of the patent and allows such person to continue the use. Any future exploitation of a product made by such person will not be stopped by the patentee. This paper reviews the past judicial decisions related to the prior user right and concludes that most decisions comply with the new legislative intent. But, there are some uncertain issues that need to be discussed. This paper will proposes some solutions to those unresolved issues.