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    Page 588

    Citation: OJ EPO 1993, 588

    Online publication date: 30.9.1993

    INFORMATION FROM THE CONTRACTING / EXTENSION STATES
    AT Austria

    Decision of the Patent Office (Appeals Division) dated 6 August 1992 - (B 8/92)*

    Headword: Inspection of files

    Article: 128(4), 131 EPC

    Rule: 94(2), 97, 98, 99 EPC

    Section 24 Law Introducing Patent Treaties

    Section 57 Patent Law

    Keyword: "Requests for inspection of files relating to European patent applications must be addressed to the EPO" - "Provisions governing administrative and legal co-operation not applicable to requests from private individuals (or firms)" - "No supplementary application of national law"

    Headnote

    In view of the fact that the EPC and its Implementing Regulations do not expressly assign powers to the Austrian Patent Office, requests for inspection of the files relating to a European patent application must be addressed to the European Patent Office.

    AT 3/93

     

    * The full text of the decision was published in the original German in Österreichisches Patentblatt 1993, 96.

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