T 0507/99 (Coatings II/PPG) of 28.09.2006
- European Case Law Identifier
- ECLI:EP:BA:2006:T050799.20060928
- Date of decision
- 28 September 2006
- Case number
- T 0507/99
- Petition for review of
- -
- Application number
- 92116446.3
- IPC class
- C03C 17/36
- Language of proceedings
- English
- Distribution
- Distributed to board chairmen (C)
- Download
- Decision in English
- OJ versions
- No OJ links found
- Other decisions for this case
- T 0507/99 Coatings/PPG 2002-08-28T 0507/99 Disclaimers/PPG 2002-12-20T 0507/99 Disclaimers/PPG 2002-12-20T 0507/99 Disclaimers/PPG 2002-12-20T 0507/99 Disclaimer/PPG 2002-12-20
- Abstracts for this decision
- -
- Application title
- Heat processable metallic appearing coatings
- Applicant name
- PPG Industries Ohio, Inc.
- Opponent name
- SAINT-GOBAIN GLASS FRANCE
- Board
- 3.3.05
- Headnote
- -
- Relevant legal provisions
- European Patent Convention Art 123(2) 1973European Patent Convention Art 123(3) 1973European Patent Convention Art 54 1973European Patent Convention Art 54(3) 1973European Patent Convention Art 56 1973
- Keywords
- Allowability of disclaimers: no - main request, yes - auxiliary request
- Catchword
- -
- Cited cases
- G 0001/03
ORDER
For these reasons it is decided that:
1. The decision under appeal is set aside.
2. The case is remitted to the first instance with the order to maintain the patent on the basis of the following documents:
- claims 1 to 25 for the contracting states DE, FR, GB and IT according to the auxiliary request filed with letter dated 24 January 2005;
- claims 1 to 24 for the contracting states CH, ES, LI, LU and SE according to the auxiliary request filed with letter dated 24 January 2005;
- description pages 3, 4, 6, 7 and 8 as filed with letter dated 14 February 2006 (for all contracting states);
- description pages 2, 2a, 2b and 2c as filed with letter dated 2 May 2006 (for all contracting states)
- description page 5 as filed with letter dated 1 June 2006 (for all contracting states)
- Figures 1 to 4 of the patent as granted (for all contracting states).