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Essentially biological processes for the production of plants.
Patentability of plants and essentially biological processes.
Essentially biological processes for obtaining plants and animals.
Patentability of plants and essentially biological processes.
Essentially biological processes for the production of plants or animals;
European Parliament resolution on the patentability of plants and essentially biological processes.
Plant or animal varieties or essentially biological processes for the production of plants or animals;
In this context it is of no relevance that the protection conferred by the product claim encompasses the generation of the claimed product by means of an essentially biological process for the production of plants.
A method for breeding plants oranimals is essentially biological if it consists entirely of natural phenomena such as crossing or selection.
Essentially biological process" means a process for the production of animals and plants which consists entirely of natural phenomena such as crossing and selection;
Whereas numerous applications concerning products obtained from essentially biological processes are currently awaiting a decision by the EPO;
Whereas in its Notice of 8 November 2016,the Commission concludes that the EU legislator's intention when adopting Directive 98/44/EC was to exclude from patentability products obtained through essentially biological processes;
A process for the production of plants oranimals is essentially biological if it consists entirely of natural phenomena such as crossing or selection.
Judging by the Commission's answer on 8 November 2016,that EU law never intended to grant patents on natural traits that are introduced into plants by means of essentially biological processes such as crossing and selection.
A process for the production of plants or animals is essentially biological if it consists entirely of natural phenomena such as crossing or selection.
In its Notice of 8 November 2016,the Commission stated that it was never the intention to grant patents on natural traits that are introduced into plants by means of essentially biological processes such as crossing and selection.
Whereas products obtained from essentially biological processes, such as plants, seeds, native traits and genes, should not be patentable;
Whereas Directive 98/44/EC legislates for biotechnological inventions, in particular genetic engineering, butwhereas it was not the legislator's intention to allow for the patentability of products obtained from essentially biological processes within the scope of the directive;
Whereas products emanating from essentially biological processes, such as plants, seeds, native traits and genes, must be excluded from patentability;
In 2015, the Enlarged Board of Appeal of the European Patent Office(EPO)ruled that products obtained from essentially biological processes, such as plants, seeds, native traits and genes, are patentable.
Whereas products obtained from essentially biological processes, such as plants, seeds, native traits and genes, should be excluded from patentability;
Calls on the Commission to communicate its forthcoming clarification regarding the patentability of products obtained from essentially biological processes to the EPO so that it can be used as a supplementary means of interpretation;
H whereas up until 1 October 2019 third parties may send observations to the Enlarged Board of Appeal on the issue of questions sent to it by the President of the EPO seeking legal clarification on the matter of the patentability of essentially biological processes;
European Patent Office's practice with regard to granting patents for essentially biological processes for the production of plants and animals.
Whereas Directive 98/44/EC legislates for biotechnological inventions, in particular genetic engineering, but whereas- as indicated in recitals 52 and53 thereof- it was not the legislator's intention to allow the patentability of products obtained from essentially biological processes within the scope of the directive;
Calls on the Commission to pursue the exclusion from patentability of essentially biological processes in the context of discussions on the harmonisation of multilateral patent law;
Whereas Directive 98/44/EC legislates for biotechnological inventions, in particular genetic engineering, but whereas- as indicated in recitals 52 and53 thereof- it was not the legislator's intention to allow the patentability of products obtained from essentially biological processes within the scope of the directive;
Calls on the Commission to pursue the exclusion from patentability of essentially biological processes and their products in the context of discussions on the harmonisation of multilateral patent law;
Urges the Commission, therefore, to submit an amicus curiae before 1 October 2019 with the Enlarged Board of Appeal of the EPO,reinforcing the conclusions laid down in its Notice of 2016 that the EU legislator's intention when adopting Directive 98/44/EC was to exclude from patentability products that are obtained through essentially biological processes, and to attach this resolution to its statement;
Patents cannot, however, be obtained in respect of plant oranimal varieties or essentially biological processes for the production of plants or animals(except microbiological processes and their products);