Overview · Filed: Nov 8, 2024
UPC_CFI_681/2024
DATA PROCESSING, ANALYSIS METHOD OF GENE EXPRESSION DATA TO IDENTIFY ENDOGENOUS REFERENCE GENES
Parent infringement case:UPC_CFI_437/2024
RevocationCounter Claim for RevocationMunich LDCounter claim for revocationCase Closed
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EPC article · 3
| Target | Legal point | Strength | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|---|
| 76(1) | claim construction — court decides in accordance with requests and shall not award more than requested | Binding | According to Art. 76 (1) UPCA, the Court shall decide in accordance with the requests submitted by the parties and shall not award more than is requested. |
| 69(2) | costs — each party bears own costs where symmetric outcome | Binding | Article 69 (2) UPCA applies: Both parties bear their own costs. |
| 69(3) | costs — party that caused unnecessary costs must bear them | Binding | According to Article 69 (3) UPCA, the party that caused unnecessary costs must bear them. The defendant is responsible for the costs incurred by the counterclaim. |
Rules of Procedure · 2
| Target | Legal point | Strength | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9.2 | late submissions — new argument first raised at oral hearing must be disregarded | Binding | the Claimant's new submission or argument must be disregarded in accordance with Rule 9.2 RoP. |
| 263.3 | conditional counterclaim — unconditional transition to dependent counterclaim limits scope | Binding | The unconditional transition from a counterclaim to a dependent counterclaim, which is dependent on the occurrence of an intra-procedural condition (i.e. a finding of patent infringement by the Court), means that the counterclaim is limited in accordance with Rule 263.3 of the Rules of Procedure (RoP). |
UPC Court of Appeal · 1
| Target | Legal point | Strength | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|---|
| UPC_CoA_393/2025 | costs — defendant forced to file counterclaim in order to defend by raising invalidity arguments | Binding | it must be taken into account that a defendant is forced to file a counterclaim in order to defend itself by raising invalidity arguments (UPC_CoA_393/2025, decision of 20 June 2025) |
UPC (CFI) · 1
| Target | Legal point | Strength | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|---|
| UPC_CFI_414/2024 | conditional counterclaim — admissibility of intra-procedural condition | Persuasive | for the admissibility of such an intra-procedural condition, see also LD Mannheim, decision of 5 December 2025, UPC_CFI_414/2024 |
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