Good faith clause under Canada's Access to Medicines Regime
Description
The legislation establishing Canada's Access to Medicines Regime contains a "Good Faith Clause" that provides patent holders with the right to challenge a compulsory licence in the Federal Court of Canada. A challenge can be mounted if the patent holder believes the licence is being used for predominantly commercial rather than humanitarian purposes.
Resources
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| Good faith clause under Canada's Access to Medicines Regime |
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https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/canada-access-medicines-regime/companies/requirements/good-faith-clause.html |
| Good faith clause under Canada's Access to Medicines Regime |
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https://www.canada.ca/fr/sante-canada/services/regime-canadien-acces-medicaments/entreprises/exigences/disposition-relative-bonne-foi.html |