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Article 52
The decision on issuance of any of the compulsory exploitation licenses for the earlier or later invention must determine the scope and use of the license, the proportionate consideration to be paid to the owner of the invention concerned, and the conditions of payment. Either party may, by proving that the exploiter has been unable to act in accordance with the terms of the said decision and its conditions, file a request for revocation of the compulsory exploitation license, together with the relevant documents and evidence, with the Registration Authority. The board referred to in Article (40) of this Act shall, upon establishing non-compliance with the terms of the decision and its conditions, revoke the compulsory exploitation license.
Note — The owner of the invention and the holder of the compulsory exploitation license may appeal against the amount of the consideration determined for issuance of the compulsory exploitation license before the competent judicial authorities within twenty days from the date of notification of the decision of the board referred to in Article (40) of this Act. Such appeal shall not prevent exploitation under the compulsory exploitation license.