Complaints and appeals
Article 32: Relevant persons may file a complaint against the protection of new varieties of crops to the registrar within 3 (three) months immediately from the results. Of reviews published in the official gazette.
Article 33: Any person who is dissatisfied with the decision of the registrar in granting the right to protect new varieties of crops may file a complaint. Submission to that decision to the Ministry of Industry, Science, Technology and Innovation.
Termination, annulment and cancellation
Article 20: The right to protect new varieties of crops is terminated in the event that the right holder waives the right by writing a written notice to the occupying officer. List. The date of termination shall be specified in the notice or, if no specific date is specified in the notice, the date shall be specified. The date on which the registrar receives the notice. The registrar shall publish in the official bulletin the waiver.
Article 21: The registrar shall declare the rights of the owner of the new variety right of the crop in case it is found that:
1. The conditions as stated in article 7 or article 8 of this law are not met as at the time of granting the right.
2. The conditions as stated in article 9 or article 10 of this law are not met as at the time of granting rights based on information and documents. Provided by Crop Breeders
3. The right to own a new variety of crop is granted to a person who is not entitled to it.
In case of receipt of application for annulment of a new variety of crop rights, the registrar shall review the application and notify the right holder of the annulment so that Holders of right to protest within 6 (six) months and, if relevant to the technical test, shall notify the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries to review the results. Research and check the technical characteristics of the test.
Article 22: The registrar shall revoke the right to own new varieties of crops in the following cases:
The conditions as stated in article 9 or article 10 of this law can no longer be met.
2. The new breeder of the crop did not comply with the requirements of the registrar by:
Does not provide documentation or crop variety required for verification
Failed to pay the fee to retain the right to take effect?
An appropriate new name was not given after the name of the protected crop variety was deleted.
Pursuant to the conditions set forth in points 1 and 2 of Article 29, the registrar shall issue a preliminary cancellation decision and notify the right holder of the decision. This. In case the rights holder is not satisfied with the decision to cancel this preliminary right, the right holder can appeal to the registrar to notify the right holder and Published in the official newsletter.