2 Provision for use of other technical information by Crown contractors for production and supply of defence materials
Defence Contracts Act 1958 (1958 c 38) | Legislation

2  Provision for use of other technical information by Crown contractors for production and supply of defence materials

(1)     For the purposes of any contract or order for the production of defence materials, any person authorised in that behalf by a competent authority may make use of any technical information to which this section applies of which he is in possession, and supply articles produced by means of the use of any such information, discharged—

(a)     from any restriction imposed by any agreement to which he is party (whether made before or after the commencement of this Act); and

(b)     from any obligation to make payments to any other person in pursuance of any such agreement in respect of the use or supply.

(2)     Any authorisation given

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