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Unified Patent Court Procedure - Article-by-Article Commentary

English · Hardback

Will be released 01.03.2024

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Summary

Forty years after the first discussions began with a view to creating a single European patent, 25 EU Member States (with the exception of Italy, Spain and Croatia) approved three instruments creating a European Patent with unitary effect. One of the instruments is the Agreement on a Unified Patent Court, signed on 19 February 2013. The Agreement provides for a Unified Patent Court� (UPC) as a single court consisting of a Court of First instance and a Court of Appeal. The court will have exclusive jurisdiction both in infringement and revocation proceedings. By this means it is intended that it will provide a less complex and cheaper alternative to the current situation where patent cases have to be tried in each EU Member State separately.
This commentary is focussed on the procedure of the Unitary Patent Court, and covers:

A. Overview
B. Infringement and Defences
C. Proceedings and the UPC
Part I. Ch. I-III, including Statutes of the UPC
Part II. Financial Provisions
Part III. Ch. I. General Provisions
Part III. Ch. II. Languages of Proceedings
Part III. Ch. III. Proceedings before the Court
Part III. Ch. IV. Powers of the Court
Part III. Ch. V. Appeals
Part III. Ch. VI. Decisions
Part IIIa. Implementation and Operation of Agreement

The General Editors and authors are experienced patent specialists from the UK, France and Germany, working for renowned law practices: Sabine Ag�, Christof Augenstein, Matthias Brandi-Dohrn, Emmanuel Goug�, Andreas Haberl, Alexander Haertel, Miriam Kiefer, Tim Powell, Konstantin Schallmoser, Tim Whitfield, and Alex Wilson.

Product details

Assisted by Sabin Áge (Editor), Sabine Áge (Editor), Christof Augenstein (Editor), Alex Wilson (Editor)
Publisher Nomos
 
Languages English
Product format Hardback
Release 01.03.2024, delayed
 
No. of pages 1000
Subjects Social sciences, law, business > Law > International law, foreign law

Recht, EU, Europäische Union, NG-Rabatt, Entscheidungsprozesse

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