That is absolutely true. The Uruguay Round Agreements Act clearly establishes it is the obligation of the generic competitor to prove a substantial investment before the court. It is the court which determines whether or not a substantial investment has, in fact, been made. This is true for all industries today, except for one.
Discussing the obligations of generic competitors under the Uruguay Round Agreements Act.
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