Art. 29 – Exhaustion of the rights conferred by a European patent
Section: PART I
Category: CHAPTER V - Sources of law and substantive law
Content
The rights conferred by a European patent shall not extend to acts concerning a product covered by that patent after that product has been placed on the market in the European Union by, or with the consent of, the patent proprietor, unless there are legitimate grounds for the patent proprietor to oppose further commercialisation of the product.
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