Plant Varieties Protection Act · s 36

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s 36Use of denomination

(1)

Any person who offers for sale or disposes of propagating material of a protected variety shall use the registered denomination for that protected variety, whether or not the term of the grant of protection has expired.

(2)

A person who sells or markets the propagating material or harvested material of a protected variety may, for that purpose, associate a trade mark, trade name or other similar indication which he owns with the registered denomination of that protected variety. If such an indication is so associated, the denomination must nevertheless be easily recognisable.