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Overview · Filed: —

UPC_APP_3514/2024

System for ambulatory drug infusion comprising a filling apparatus for flexible containers

OtherPreliminary ObjectionParis CDPreliminary objection—
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Parties

Claimants

  • Tandem Diabetes Care, Inc.
  • Tandem Diabetes Care Europe B.V.
Reps: Christof Augenstein (Kather Augenstein Rechtsanwälte PartGmbB); Katharina Brandt (Kather Augenstein Rechtsanwälte PartGmbB); Robert Knaps (Kather Augenstein Rechtsanwälte PartGmbB)

Respondents

Reps: Charlotte Garnitsch (Taylor Wessing N.V.); Wim Maas (Taylor Wessing N.V.); Alexander Rubusch (Taylor Wessing N.V.)
Judges

French-seated division — individual judges anonymized.

  • Panel member (anonymized)Presiding judge and judge-rapporteur
  • Panel member (anonymized)Legally qualified judge
  • Panel member (anonymized)Technically qualified judge
Patents
  • EP2196231
CPC codes: A61M2209/045, A61M5/148, A61M5/14244

Sector: Pharmaceutical & Medical

Outcome
Dismissed
Filed: —
First decided: May 10, 2024
Language: —

The Paris Central Division dismissed a preliminary objection by Tandem Diabetes Care contesting the UPC's jurisdiction based on an alleged violation of a standstill agreement before filing the revocation action by Roche Diabetes Care, ruling that breach of a standstill agreement does not constitute grounds for challenging the court's jurisdiction.