UPC_CFI_698/2024

METHOD OF TREATING PROLIFERATIVE DISORDERS AND OTHER PATHOLOGICAL CONDITIONS MEDIATED BY BCR-ABL, C-KIT, DDR1, DDR2 OR PDGF-R KINASE ACTIVITY

Procedural & sub-applicationsDocument Access (RoP262)Milan CDGenericCase Closed

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Target	Legal point	Strength	Excerpt
262.1(b)	public access to case documents — scope limited to documents filed at time of application	Binding	An application under Rule 262.1 b) has to be read only in regard to the documents filed in the main proceedings at the date the application was made
4.1	digital signature — non-digitally signed submission admissible if unequivocally referable to lawyer	Binding	Rule 4.1 RoP does not preclude the lodging by a legal representative of a non-digitally signed submission when this document or a written pleading also in the light of its electronic filing is unequivocally referable to the lawyer who lodged it.
264	hearing — party to be heard; choice between personal attendance, written submissions or videoconferencing	Binding	Whenever a party is to be heard under Rule 264 RoP, the choice of replacing the personal attendance by the filing of written submissions or by videoconferencing provided for in the same rule should not be exercised as to result detrimental to the parties' power to make their respective arguments.
150	costs — cost decision only follows merit decision	Binding	A decision about legal costs (rule 150 RoP) only follows a decision 'on the merit', being latter a decision rendered at the outcome of a judicial proceeding involving substantive rights

Target	Legal point	Strength	Excerpt
UPC_CFI_380	costs — cost decision only follows decision on merit involving substantive rights	Binding	A decision about legal costs (rule 150 RoP) only follows a decision 'on the merit', being latter a decision rendered at the outcome of a judicial proceeding involving substantive rights (see Milan CD UPC_CFI 380

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