UPC CoA 2/2024
2. Jan. 2024·EP3763331 · PROSTHETIC VALVE CRIMPING DEVICE
- Verfahrensdetails
- StatusCase ClosedVerfahrensartBerufungKategorieHauptberufung
- Parteien
- Kläger
- Meril GmbHUnternehmen
- Meril Life Sciences Pvt Ltd.Unternehmen
Vertreter- Beatrice Wilden-Hogan Lovells International LLP
- Andreas von Falck-Hogan Lovells International LLP
- Roman Würtenberger-Hogan Lovells International LLP
Beklagte- Edwards Lifesciences CorporationUnternehmen
Vertreter- Boris Kreye-Bird & Bird LLP
- Anika Boche-Bird & Bird LLP
- Division
- Court of Appeal
- Technologie
- InstrumentsMedical technology
- Mechanical engineeringMachine tools
- Sprache
- German
- Erste Entscheidung
- 15. Feb. 2024
- EPA-Einspruch
- Meril GmbHZulässig2023-08-25
| Median Tage bis zur ersten Entscheidung | |
|---|---|
| Gesamt-UPC | 124 |
| Richter Klaus Grabinski | Gesperrt |
| Richter Peter Blok | Gesperrt |
| Richter Emanuela Germano | Gesperrt |
| Richter Bernard Ledeboer | Gesperrt |
| Richter Stefan Wilhelm | Gesperrt |
Vor dem UPC: Meril Group (60 Verfahren)·Edwards Lifesciences Group (57 Verfahren)
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Weitere Verfahren: Court of Appeal·2024
- 2024-10-04Appeal RoP220.2Öffentlich
Zusammenfassung: Order from the Court of Appeal dated 4 October 2024 on costs following Meril's submission of an undertaking (Unterlassungs- und Verpflichtungserklärung) to Edwards Lifesciences, which resulted in dismissal of the preliminary injunction action. The CoA held that, where a defendant undertakes to comply with the claimant's requests after proceedings have commenced, the claimant is generally to be regarded as the prevailing party under Art. 69(1) UPCA, without any need to examine the merits at the time of the undertaking. The undertaking itself implies that the claimant's requests were satisfied. Accordingly, Meril was ordered to bear the costs of proceedings.
Rechtsfragen anzeigen (2)
- Prevailing party determination after undertaking under Art. 69(1) UPCA
- Costs allocation after dismissal following defendant's undertaking
- 2024-02-15
Zusammenfassung: Procedural order of the Court of Appeal addressing the appeal fee in an appeal by Meril GmbH and Meril Life Sciences against a Munich Local Division order in provisional measures proceedings brought by Edwards Lifesciences Corporation regarding EP 3 763 331 (crimping device for heart valve prostheses). After Meril submitted a cease-and-desist undertaking, Edwards accepted it and the case was resolved without a ruling. The first-instance court ordered Meril to bear costs up to EUR 200,000 and set the action value at EUR 1,500,000. Meril appealed. The Court of Appeal order concerned procedural aspects of the appeal fee payment.
Rechtsfragen anzeigen (3)
- Appeal fee in provisional measures proceedings
- Costs after cease-and-desist undertaking rendering action devoid of purpose
- Devolution of costs on acceptance of cease-and-desist undertaking
| Dokumenttitel | Datum | Öffentlich |
|---|---|---|
| Acknowledgement-of-lodging | 2024-10-14 | Nicht öffentlich |
| Application - Change of Address | 2024-10-14 | Nicht öffentlich |
| Acknowledgement-of-lodging | 2024-10-04 | Nicht öffentlich |
| Headnote-and-Keywords | 2024-10-04 | Nicht öffentlich |
| Decision-On-Appeal-On-Measures-Outcome | 2024-10-04 | Nicht öffentlich |
| Final order | 2024-10-04 | Öffentlich |
| Hearing reference | 2024-07-22 | Nicht öffentlich |
| Hearing reference | 2024-07-22 | Nicht öffentlich |
| Receipt | 2024-07-11 | Nicht öffentlich |
| Anlage HLB 5 | 2024-07-10 | Nicht öffentlich |