HRS §141-56
Who owns the offspring of wild plants and animals
If you legally get wild plants or animals and raise their young, those young belong to you or whoever takes over your rights. This section says the person who cultured them owns them exclusively.
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The statute, as written — Brood stock acquisition; exclusive property rights
The cultured progeny of wild plants and animals lawfully obtained by brood stock acquisition are the exclusive property of the person who cultured them or that person's successor in interest.
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