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Court: Mycogen Corp. not entitled to damages regarding gene technology dispute

Published in Gene Therapy Weekly, September 19th, 2002

The California Supreme Court issued a ruling which ended efforts by Mycogen Corp. to recover $174.9 million awarded by a San Diego jury in a contract dispute with Monsanto Co. regarding plant gene technology.

Monsanto had performed its obligations to deliver genes due under the contract, but Mycogen had sought a double recovery of full future damages in addition to delivery of the valuable gene technology.

"We're delighted that the California Supreme Court has concluded that the jury award was improper and that this litigation is at an end," said Robert T. Fraley, PhD, chief technology officer for Monsanto. "We hope this sets the stage for us to...

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