Supreme Court sides with Monsanto in bioengineered soybean case
date:May 14, 2013
grain elevator to plant a second crop that he hoped might also offer Roundup Ready protection.

That is because he knew that the less-expensive seeds had about a significant chance of also being immune to the Roundup herbicide. Mr. Bowmans maneuver to save money and circumvent patent-related restrictions was illegal, in the opinion of Monsanto. Lower courts that ruled on the case agreed.

Mr. Bowmans case, though, hinged on a concept known as patentings exhaustion doctrine, which asserts that i
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