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Case Law of the Boards of Appeal
Case Law of the Boards of Appeal of the European Patent Office
Foreword to the sixth edition
Detailed table of contents
Reader's Guide
Headnote of opinion G 3/08
I. Patentability
II. Conditions to be met by an application
III. Amendments
IV. Divisional applications
V. Priority
VI. Rules common to all proceedings before the EPO
VII. Proceedings before the EPO
VIII. Proceedings before the Disciplinary Board of Appeal
IX. The EPO acting as a PCT authority
X. Institutional matters
Index of cited provisions
Table of cases
Annexes
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Case Law of the Boards of Appeal
Table of Contents - Case Law of the Boards of Appeal
VI. Rules common to all proceedings before the EPO
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D. Time limits, further processing and interruption of proceedings
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3. Interruption of proceedings under Rule 142 EPC
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3. Interruption of proceedings under
Rule 142 EPC
VI.D.3. Interruption of proceedings under Rule 142 EPC
The amendments to
R. 90 EPC 1973
(new
R. 142 EPC
) were purely editorial (OJ SE 5/2007).
3.1. Application of Rule 142 EPC by the EPO of its own motion
3.2. Concept of legal incapacity (Rule 142(1)(a) and (c) EPC)
3.3. Determining legal incapacity of the applicant or patent proprietor for the purpose of Rule 142(1)(a) EPC
3.4. Determining legal incapacity of the representative for the purpose of Rule 142(1)(c) EPC
3.5. Legal incapacity of a representative from outside the contracting states
3.6. Interruption of proceedings because of insolvency (Rule 142(1)(b) EPC)
3.7. Consequences of interruption of proceedings (Rule 142(4) EPC)
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