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… FAO LEGISLATIVE STUDY 89 FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS Rome, 2005 The legal framework for the … will be felt beyond the livestock sector and have environmental, social, health, and ethical implications. The … Decision 84/247/EEC. It could be inferred from the rule that there is no kind of property right on a breed for a …

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… A B S S eries N o. 4 IUCN Environmental Law Programme Environmental Law Centre … Contracting for ABS: The Legal and Scientific Implications of Bioprospecting Contracts ABS Series No. 4 Shakeel Bhatti, … The ‘legal authority’ element is based on the simple rule is that one may not sell something that does not belong …

… Esquinas-Alcázar ‘This book constitutes a unique analysis of past, present and future challenges related to the manage- … in 1989, he developed the conservation strategy and environmental policy ES_PGRFS_prelims.indd 15 26/06/2011 … on Plant Genetic Resources, Information Pursuant to Rule XXI.1 of the General Rules of the Organization, Doc. CL …

… FAO LEGISLATIVE STUDY 85 FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS Rome, 2004 Intellectual property rights … to IPRs. The principle extends the national treatment rule by compelling a Intellectual property rights in plant … and specific trade obligations set out in multilateral environmental agreements" while preserving the rights of WTO …