Topics: submission of written pleadings
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LD Paris, April 10, 2026, Procedural Order, UPC_CFI_301/2025
The RoP lack specific pleading rules for a FRAND defence.: Unlike in case of a counterclaim for revocation (R. 29 et seq. RoP) or an application to amend the patent (R. 30 et seq. RoP), where the number and content of the pleadings are precisely set out, the Rules of Procedure do not contain respective…
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CD Munich, 31 January 2024, order, UPC_CFI_252/2023
Further written submission following the interim conference to deal with a later filed document: Following the exchange of the written pleadings in accordance with Rule 43 RoP, the judge-rapporteur – after having informed the parties of his intention to do so – closed the written procedure pursuant to Rule 58 in connection with Rule 35…
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CD Munich, 24 January 2024, procedural order and information on next steps, UPC_CFI_1/2023
There is no automatic right to reply to a rejoinder: The UPC proceedings are generally front-loaded (e.g., Preamble RoP 7). Therefore, the exchange of written pleadings is normally limited in accordance with Rule 43 RoP. A request for the admission of a brief in response to a rejoinder in the written procedure is not premature…
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CD Munich, 11 October 2023, procedural order Rule 9 RoP, UPC_CFI_80/2023
Parties are under an obligation to use the CMS and the dedicated workflows in the CMS to file their submissions: Parties are under an obligation to use the CMS and the dedicated workflows in the CMS to file their submissions (see e.g. Rule 4.1 RoP). It is the sole responsibility of the parties that this…
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CD Munich, 11 October 2023, procedural order Rule 9 RoP, UPC_CFI_75/2023
Parties are under an obligation to use the CMS and the dedicated workflows in the CMS to file their submissions: Parties are under an obligation to use the CMS and the dedicated workflows in the CMS to file their submissions (see e.g. Rule 4.1 RoP). It is the sole responsibility of the parties that this…
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