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APL 588420/2023

EP3498115 +4 more · VAPORIZATION DEVICE SYSTEMS AND METHODS

Case details
Status
Claim dismissed
Action
Appeal
Category
Main appeal
Parties
Claimants
Representatives
Respondents
Representatives
Division
Court of Appeal
Technology
  • Electrical engineering
    Electrical machinery, apparatus, energy
  • Instruments
    Medical technology
  • Other fields
    Other consumer goods
Language
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First decided
Apr 3, 2024
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Judge Klaus GrabinskiLocked
Judge Peter BlokLocked

At the UPC: Altria Group (45 cases)·Juul Labs Group (33 cases)

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Decisions
  • 2024-04-03
    Appeal RoP220.2Public

    Summary: Court of Appeal dismissed Juul Labs International Inc.'s appeal against five first-instance orders allowing NJOY Netherlands B.V. to rectify the incorrectly stated defendant name in five revocation actions (EP 3 498 115, EP 3 504 990, EP 3 504 989, EP 3 504 991, EP 3 430 921). The court held that despite the naming error, it should have been clear to the appellant that the actions were directed against it as the registered proprietor. No cost order was made as the appeal did not conclude the revocation actions.

    Show the legal issues (3)
    • Rectification of party name in revocation proceedings
    • Unreasonable prejudice test for name rectification
    • Costs in non-final appellate decisions (R. 242.1 RoP)
Documents
  • B6EFB28B2527A879F7DD34B015EF8D43_en.pdf2024-04-03EN