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UPC APP 586761/2023
EP2137782 · DEVICE AND METHOD FOR CONVERTING LIGHT ENERGY INTO ELECTRICAL ENERGY
- Case details
- Status—Action—CategoryOther procedural
- Parties
- Claimants
- Plant-e Knowledge B.V.Operating co.
- Plant-e B.V.Operating co.
Representatives- Oscar Lamme-Simmons & Simmons
- Division
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- Technology
- Electrical engineeringElectrical machinery, apparatus, energy
- Language
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How this compares
How long the court takes to reach a first decision.
| Median days to first decision | |
|---|---|
| All UPC | 124 |
| Judge Edger Brinkman | Locked |
| Judge Samuel Granata | Locked |
| Judge Margot Kokke | Locked |
At the UPC: Plant-e Knowledge B.V. (9 cases)·Arkyne Technologies S.L. (9 cases)
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Decisions
- 2024-02-13
Summary: The Hague Local Division rejected Arkyne Technologies' (Bioo) application under Rule 158 RoP requiring Plant-e to provide security for legal costs, finding that the financial strain a cautio would impose on the claimant (a competing SME with limited finances) would be a serious impediment to access to justice, and also noting that Dutch national law does not permit security for costs against EU-domiciled claimants.
Show the legal issues (5)
- Rule 158 RoP: security for legal costs (cautio judicatum solvi)
- Art. 69(4) UPCA: costs security
- Access to justice for SMEs
- Brussels Ibis Regulation and enforceability considerations
- Influence of national law on UPC security for costs
Documents
- 2024-02-13%20LD%20The%20Hague%20UPC_CFI_239_2023%20ORD_586897_2023%20App_586761_2023%20anonymized.pdf2024-02-13EN