Exemplos de uso de Compulsory exploitation em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Compulsory exploitation right.
Applications for a compulsory exploitation right.
Compulsory exploitation rights.
Examination of the application for a compulsory exploitation right.
The decision to grant a compulsory exploitation right shall contain a statement setting out the public interest involved.
A proposal for the type of acts to be covered by the compulsory exploitation right;
Grant of a compulsory exploitation right.
The term"compulsory licence" should have the same meaning andcontent as the current term"compulsory exploitation right.
The application for a compulsory exploitation right shall contain.
Compulsory exploitation rights may not be granted by Member States in respect of a Community plant variety right.
Conditions pertaining to the person to whom a compulsory exploitation right is granted 1.
On application, the compulsory exploitation right shall be granted to the holder in respect of an essentially derived variety if the criteria set out in paragraph 1 are met.
Such person shall not be entitled to make use of the compulsory exploitation right prior to the entry.
The reasonable conditions shall take into account the interests of any holder of plant variety rights who would be affected by the grant of the compulsory exploitation right.
In the case of a decision to grant a compulsory exploitation right, the contents of such decision shall likewise be published.
A statement setting out the acts to be effected; and(d)an assurance that that person disposes of appropriate financial resources as well as information about the technical capacity for making use of the compulsory exploitation right.
Under Regulation(EC) No 2100/94 a compulsory exploitation right may be granted only on the grounds of”public interest”.
The reasonable conditions may include a possible time limitation, the payment of an appropriate royalty as equitable remuneration to the holder, andmay impose certain obligations on the holder, the fulfilment of which are necessary to make use of the compulsory exploitation right.
Should the Commission or a Member State be the applicant for a compulsory exploitation right, the Office may waive this condition in the case of force majeure.
Compulsory exploitation rights shall be granted to one or more persons by the Office, on application by that person or those persons, but only on grounds of public interest and after consulting the Administrative Council referred to in Article 36.
Without prejudice to the other conditions referred to in Article 29(3)of the Basic Regulation, the person to whom the compulsory exploitation right is granted shall dispose of appropriate financial and technical capacities to make use of the compulsory exploitation right.
If the commencement of an action in respect of a claim referred to in Article 98(1) of the Basic Regulation against the holder has been entered in the Register ofCommunity Plant Variety Rights, the Office may suspend the proceedings on the grant of a compulsory exploitation right.
Compliance with the conditions pertaining to the compulsory exploitation right and laid down in the decision thereupon shall be considered a'circumstance' under Article 29(4) of the Basic Regulation.
The Regulation defines:- Community protection of plant variety rights as an object of the holder's property(treatment as a property right under national law, transfer of right to one or more successors in title, contractual exploitation rights, etc.);-rules on the granting of compulsory exploitation rights.
The Office shall, when granting the compulsory exploitation right, stipulate the type of acts covered and specify the reasonable conditions pertaining thereto as well as the specific requirements referred to in paragraph 2.
In the case of an application referredto in Article 29(2) of the Basic Regulation, a proposal for the category of persons to which the compulsory exploitation right shall be granted, including, as the case may be, the specific requirements related to that category of persons.
The compulsory exploitation right may not be assigned, otherwise than together with that part of an enterprise which makes use of the compulsory exploitation right, or, in the circumstances set out in Article 29(5) of the Basic Regulation, together with the assignment of the rights over of an essentially derived variety.
On application by a Member State, by the Commission or by an organization set upat Community level and registered by the Commission, a compulsory exploitation right may be granted, either to a category of persons satisfying specific requirements, or to anyone in one or more Member States or throughout the Community.
The Regulation defines:- Community protection of plant variety rights as an object of the holder's property(treatment as a property right under national law, transfer of right to one or more successors in title,contractual exploitation rights etc.);- rules on the granting of compulsory exploitation rights. 8.
The order shall include the stipulated acts covered by the compulsory exploitation right, the specific conditions pertaining thereto and the category of persons, including where appropriate the specific requirements relating to that category.