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Section 94: Termination of compulsory licence.

The Patents Act, 1970Central Act · Act 39 of 1970

(1) On an application made by the patentee or any other person deriving title or interest in the patent, a compulsory licence granted under section 84 may be terminated by the Controller, if and when the circumstances that gave rise to the grant thereof no longer exist and such circumstances are unlikely to recur:

Provided that the holder of the compulsory licence shall have the right to object to such termination.

(2) While considering an application under sub-section (1), the Controller shall take into account that the interest of the person who had previously been granted the licence is not unduly prejudiced..

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ActThe Patents Act, 1970
Section94
Marginal noteTermination of compulsory licence.
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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