Layout-designs of Integrated Circuits [No. 6 of 2016 317 (c) there is production of the protected layout-design in Zambia but the protected layout-design produced is sold at unreasonably high prices or does not meet the public demand without any legitimate reason. (2) An application to the High Court, in accordance with subsection (1), shall only be made after the applicant for the compulsory licence has made efforts to obtain authorisation from the qualified owner, on reasonable commercial terms and conditions, but such efforts have not been successful within a reasonable period of time. (3) If the High Court is satisfied that any of the grounds referred to in subsection (1) has been established, the High Court may make an order for the grant of a compulsory licence in accordance with the application made to the High Court. (4) The High Court shall, where it makes an order for the grant of a compulsory licence, specify in the order the remuneration to be paid to the qualified owner, taking into account the economic value of the compulsory licence granted. (5) A compulsory licence granted, in accordance with subsection (3), shall be— (a) non-exclusive and non-assignable; and (b) subject to the payment of the remuneration specified in accordance with subsection (4). (6) A compulsory licence granted, in accordance with this section may, on the application of the qualified owner, be terminated by the High Court if the Court is satisfied that the ground on which the compulsory licence was granted has ceased to exist. 40. (1) A right in a registered layout-design is movable property and is transmissible by any means by which such property may be lawfully transmitted, including assignment, licence, testamentary instrument and operation of law. (2) A transmission of a layout-design, as provided in subsection (1), may be total or partial and shall not be effective unless it is in writing, signed by or on behalf of the qualified owner and registered in accordance with this Act. (3) A transmission of a layout-design, as provided in subsection (1), binds each successor in title to the qualified owner, except a purchaser in good faith for value without actual or constructive notice of the transmission and a person who derives title from the purchaser. Transmission of layoutdesign