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UPC CoA 883/2025

Oct 24, 2025·EP2671173 +1 more: METHOD AND MEANS FOR BROWSING BY WALKING

Case details
Status
Case Closed
Action
Generic
Category
Main Appeal
Parties
Claimants
Reps: Petri Eskola (Backström & Co)
Respondents
Reps: Tilman Müller-Stoy (Bardehle Pagenberg)
Division
Court of Appeal
Technology
Computing & AI
Language
English
First decided
Feb 24, 2026
Decisions
  • 2026-02-24
    DismissedAppeal decisionGeneric application

    The Court of Appeal dismissed Suinno's application for rehearing (R. 245 RoP) of two earlier CoA decisions (order on security for costs and decision on default judgment). The Court found no fundamental procedural defect under Art. 81(1)(b) UPCA. Suinno failed to demonstrate that any procedural error was so serious as to constitute a fundamental defect, and the Court held that the right to be heard does not require exhaustive written responses to each argument. The applications for rehearing were therefore dismissed.

    Legal issues:Rehearing application under Art. 81(1)(b) UPCA and R. 245/247 RoPFundamental procedural defectSecurity for costsRight to be heard under Art. 76(2) UPCA
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