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| 48(2) | jurisdiction | Binding | Rule 12 EPLC Rules concerns nat [LAST PAGES] 3 REASONS FOR THE ORDER: 6. The Petition for Review is admissible but unfounded. 7. Pursuant to Article 48(2) UPCA, parties may be represented by European Patent Attorneys who are entitl |
| 48(2) | procedural | Binding | professional representative, there is no evidence that he has the qualification required to represent a party before the Unified Patent Court, as required by Article 48(2) UPCA, such as, for example, a European Patent Litigation Certificate. 9. |
| 12.1 | jurisdiction | Binding | he application as it has not been filed within the transition period of one year from the entry into force of the UPC Agreement on 1 June 2023 as required by Rule 12.1 EPLC Rules. 2 3. In his petition for review dated 25 September 2025 a |
| 12 | jurisdiction | Binding | Rules. 2 3. In his petition for review dated 25 September 2025 and his further submission dated 19 November 2025 the applicant asserts that: - Rule 12 EPLC Rules contains no specific provisions regarding the manner or timing by which |
| 11 | jurisdiction | Binding | ts in discrimination against those who have obtained qualifications under Rule 12.1 EPLC Rules, in comparison with persons holding qualifications pursuant to Rule 11 EPLC Rules; - the practice of the Registrar is discriminatory with regard to the |
| 2 | jurisdiction | Binding | . The requirements for such a qualification have been defined in more detail, and exclusively, by the Administrative Committee in the EPLC Rules. According to Rule 2 EPLC Rules, the qualification requires a certificate confirming successful complet |
| 12.1(a) | jurisdiction | Binding | EPLC Rules, the qualification requires a certificate confirming successful completion of an accredited course on European pa- tent litigation, or as stated in Rule 12.1(a) EPLC Rules, the successful completion of certain specif- ically named courses |
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