(f)
(g)
(h)
(i)
(j)
(k)
(l)
(m)
(n)
(o)
(p)
(q)
(r)
unless it is otherwise impossible, for all practical purposes, to ensure the quality
of the products to be produced;
require the licensee to sell products produced by him under the contract
exclusively or principally to persons designated by the licensor;
require the licensee to make available to the licensor without appropriate
consideration any improvements made by the licensee with respect to the
technology to which the contract relates;
limit the volume of the products produced by the licensee with the help of the
technology to which the contract relates;
prohibit or restrict the export of the products produced by the licensee;
require the licensee to employ on a permanent basis persons designated by the
licensor;
impose restrictions on research or technological development carried out by the
licensee;
prohibit or restrict the use by the licensee of any technology other than the
technology to which the contract relates;
extend the coverage of the contract to technology not required for the use of the
technology which is the main subject of the contract and to require
consideration for such additional technology;
fix prices for the sale or resale of the products produced by the licensee with the
help of the technology to which the contract relates;
exempt the licensor from any liability consequent upon any defect inherent in
the technology to which the contract relates or to restrict such liability;
prohibit or restrict the use by the licensee, after the expiration of the contract, of
the technology acquired as a result of the contract, subject to any right of the
licensor under the patent;
require the disputes arising from the interpretation or performance of the
contract to be governed by a law other than the law of the United Republic or
that such dispute to be brought before courts located in the United Republic
other than the country; or
establish the duration of the contract for a period which is unreasonably long in
relation to the economic function of the contract, provided that any period which
does not exceed the duration of the patent to which the contract relates shall
not be regarded as unreasonably long.
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50. Registration of contract, certificate (1) When the Registrar finds that the
contract may be registered, he shall register the contract and issue a certificate of
registration to the petitioner.
(2) If the Registrar fails–
(a) to notify the petitioner of defects precluding petition or of term or defects in the
registration of the licence contract, within ninety days from the date of the
petition; or
(b) to notify the petitioner of his decision to refuse to register the licence contract,
within ninety days from the date of the notification referred to in paragraph (a),
the licence contract shall be deemed to have been registered and the Registrar shall
issue a certificate of registration to the petitioner. If no such certificate is issued within
fourteen days from the expiration of the ninety days period, the petitioner may rely on
other evidence.
(3) The registration shall take effect–
(a) if the petition was made within sixty days from the conclusion of the contract, on