UK experimental use exemptions: Part 2—the Bolar exemption
As mentioned in the first of this four-part series of articles discussing the experimental use exemption from infringement in the UK, Section 60 UKPA 1977 in fact provides for three categories of experimental use exemption from infringement.
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