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UPC CoA 182/2024

Apr 18, 2024·EP3466498 · SEARCH DEVICE FOR AVALANCHE VICTIMS AND METHOD FOR OPERATING A SEARCH DEVICE FOR AVALANCHE VICTIMS

Case details
Status
Case Closed
Action
Appeal
Category
Main appeal
Parties
Claimants
Representatives
Respondents
Representatives
Division
Court of Appeal
Technology
  • Other fields
    Consumer products
Language
German
First decided
Sep 25, 2024
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Judge Rian KaldenLocked
Judge Patricia RombachLocked
Judge Ingeborg SimonssonLocked
Judge Eric AugardeLocked
Judge Max TilmannLocked

At the UPC: Mammut Group (22 cases)·Ortovox Sportartikel GmbH (22 cases)

Decisions
  • 2024-09-25
    Appeal RoP220.1Public

    Summary: Rectification order of the Court of Appeal correcting an obvious clerical error in the operative part of the appeal order of 25 September 2024 (Mammut v Ortovox). In item 3 of the original order, 'Antragsgegnerin' was incorrectly used instead of 'Ortovox'; the corrected wording orders Mammut to reimburse Ortovox further provisional costs of EUR 19,858.40.

    Show the legal issues (2)
    • Rectification of manifest clerical error under R. 353 RoP
    • Preliminary injunction costs reimbursement
  • 2024-09-25
    Appeal RoP220.1Public

    Summary: The Court of Appeal dismissed the appeal by Mammut Sports Group and confirmed the provisional measures order issued by the Court of First Instance (Local Division) in favour of Ortovox. The Court rejected Mammut's attempts to introduce new submissions and its counterclaim for revocation in the appeal proceedings. The Court confirmed the provisional measures (seizure order and publication), the threatened penalty payment, and the security ordered. The Court additionally ordered Mammut to reimburse Ortovox's further interim costs of EUR 19,858.40 and to pay the costs of the appeal proceedings. Key legal principles established include: discretion to consider submissions rightly rejected at first instance; urgency requirements under R.211.4 RoP; irreparable harm not being a necessary condition for provisional measures; and applicability of R.263 RoP to provisional measures proceedings.

    Show the legal issues (6)
    • Appeal against provisional measures order
    • Admissibility of new submissions on appeal
    • Urgency under R.211.4 RoP
    • Irreparable harm not required for provisional measures
    • Applicability of R.263 RoP to provisional measures
    • Provisional reimbursement of costs
  • 2024-09-25
    Appeal RoP220.1

    Summary: The Court of Appeal upheld a first-instance preliminary injunction (including a seizure order) obtained by Ortovox against Mammut for alleged infringement of a patent relating to avalanche rescue devices, affirming the findings on urgency, infringement likelihood, and balance of interests. The appeal by Mammut was dismissed and provisional cost reimbursement was ordered in favour of Ortovox.

    Show the legal issues (6)
    • Provisional measures – urgency (R.211.4 RoP)
    • New submissions on appeal
    • Balance of interests
    • Seizure order
    • R.263 RoP in provisional measures
    • Scope of appeal proceedings in preliminary injunction review
Document titleDatePublic
Headnote-and-Keyword-Translated2025-06-12Not public
Outcome of the Order2024-10-30Not public
Berichtigungsanordnung2024-10-30Public
241018 Stellungnahme2024-10-18Not public
241018 Stellungnahme2024-10-18Not public
Stellungnahme Berichtigungsantrag2024-10-14Not public
Receipt2024-10-11Not public
2024-10-11 Berichtigungsantrag Ortovox_signed2024-10-11Not public
Headnote-and-Keywords2024-09-26Not public
Acknowledgement-of-lodging2024-09-25Not public