Council Regulation (EC) No 2100/94 of 27 July 1994 on Community plant variety rights
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Article 11 Entitlement to Community plant variety rights
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The person who bred, or discovered and developed the variety, or his successor in title, both — the person and his successor — referred to hereinafter as ‘the breeder’, shall be entitled to the Community plant variety right.
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If two or more persons bred, or discovered and developed the variety jointly, entitlement shall be vested jointly in them or their respective successors in title. This provision shall also apply to two or more persons in cases where one or more of them discovered the variety and the other or the others developed it.
3.
Entitlement shall also be invested jointly in the breeder and any other person or persons, if the breeder and the other person or persons have agreed to joint entitlement by written declaration.
4.
If the breeder is an employee, the entitlement to the Community plant variety right shall be determined in accordance with the national law applicable to the employment relationship in the context of which the variety was bred, or discovered and developed.
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Where entitlement to a Community plant variety right is vested jointly in two or more persons pursuant to paragraphs 2 to 4, one or more of them may empower the others by written declaration to such effect to claim entitlement thereto.
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Article 11 Entitlement to Community plant variety rights
1.
The person who bred, or discovered and developed the variety, or his successor in title, both — the person and his successor — referred to hereinafter as ‘the breeder’, shall be entitled to the Community plant variety right.
2.
If two or more persons bred, or discovered and developed the variety jointly, entitlement shall be vested jointly in them or their respective successors in title. This provision shall also apply to two or more persons in cases where one or more of them discovered the variety and the other or the others developed it.
3.
Entitlement shall also be invested jointly in the breeder and any other person or persons, if the breeder and the other person or persons have agreed to joint entitlement by written declaration.
4.
If the breeder is an employee, the entitlement to the Community plant variety right shall be determined in accordance with the national law applicable to the employment relationship in the context of which the variety was bred, or discovered and developed.
5.
Where entitlement to a Community plant variety right is vested jointly in two or more persons pursuant to paragraphs 2 to 4, one or more of them may empower the others by written declaration to such effect to claim entitlement thereto.
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