Supplementary Protection Certificates for Plant Protection Products and Provisional Marketing Authorization: The ECJ's Decision in Lovells v. Bayer

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) rendered a decision regarding supplementary protection certificates (SPCs) for plant protection products and provisional marketing authorisation. The ECJ clarified that SPCs for patented plant protection products may also be based on provisional marketing authoriz...

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Bacteria
Business structures
Case Notes
Crop protection
Groundwater
Herbicides
Humans
Industrial regulation
Marketing
Plants
Sustainable agriculture
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