6 Protected variety
Plant Varieties Act 1997 (1997 c 66) | Legislation

Scope of plant breeders' rights

6  Protected variety

(1)     Plant breeders' rights shall have effect to entitle the holder to prevent anyone doing any of the following acts as respects the propagating material of the protected variety without his authority, namely—

(a)     production or reproduction (multiplication),

(b)     conditioning for the purpose of propagation,

(c)     offering for sale,

(d)     selling or other marketing,

(e)     exporting,

(f)     importing,

(g)     stocking for any of the purposes mentioned in paragraphs

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