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UPC CoA 454/2024

Aug 1, 2024·EP2671173: METHOD AND MEANS FOR BROWSING BY WALKING

Case details
Status
Case Closed (Claim dismissed)
Action
Appeal
Category
Main Appeal
Parties
Claimants
Representatives
  • Mikko Kalervo Väänänen
Respondents
Representatives
Division
Court of Appeal
Technology
Computing & AI
Language
English
Decisions
  • 2024-08-21
    Request for a discretionary review (RoP 220.3)Public

    Summary: Court of Appeal held that Microsoft's appeal against an order denying its R.361 RoP request (manifestly inadmissible application) was inadmissible because the impugned order was a case management order issued by a single judge-rapporteur rather than a panel. An appeal from a case management order is only admissible if the order was issued by a panel. The request for discretionary review was dismissed.

    Show the legal issues (3)
    • Admissibility of appeal against case management order (R.220.2 and R.220.3 RoP)
    • Requirement that case management order be issued by panel
    • R.361 RoP manifestly bound to fail application
Documents
Document titleDatePublic
Acknowledgement-of-lodging2024-08-21Not public
Headnote-and-Keywords2024-08-21Not public
Outcome of the Order2024-08-21Not public
final order2024-08-21Public
2nd Response to Request for Discretionary Review 20th Oct2024-08-21Not public
1st Response to Discretionary Review 19th Oct2024-08-21Not public
Receipt2024-08-20Not public
Receipt2024-08-20Not public
20th Aug Response to Microsoft Request for Discretionary Review2024-08-20Not public
19th August Response to Microsoft Request for Discretionary Review2024-08-20Not public
Receipt2024-08-20Not public
oder consulting other party2024-08-20Not public
Panel-Appointment2024-08-20Not public
Request_Discretionary_Review_Response_of_Microsoft2024-08-20Not public
Panel-Appointment2024-08-02Not public
Panel-Appointment2024-08-02Not public
Payment Confirmation2024-08-01Not public
Application2024-08-01Not public