previous case law regarding the requirements of a clear and complete disclosure of an invention. For the purpose of such a disclosure, it is not necessary that all conceivable embodiments...

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appellant that even a different "disclosure" of the method, as it could be obtained by executing it on a computer line-by-line without infringing copyright protection, was sufficient to take...

adequately consider the difficulties with examining the actual circumstances regarding acts of disclosure and, thus, with relying on the possibilities of taking note of the circles specialized...

complaint against the German part of the patent, alleging that the claimed method lacks (i) sufficient disclosure, (ii) novelty over three prior art documents, and (iii) an inventive step over...

enable the patent user to understand that the license offer complies with FRAND criteria. A complete disclosure of license agreements concluded with third parties is not demanded by the Higher...

not have to be necessarily made prior to the complaint for compulsory license. However, it is not sufficient if the plaintiff agrees to pay a reasonable royalty virtually at the last minute. The...

PC revocation The grounds of opposition are limited to lack of patentability, insufficiency of disclosure, and added subject-matter. A bundle patent may additionally be revoked before the UPC...

and inventive step (some 75 %), followed by added subjectmatter (almost 11 %). Lack of sufficiency of disclosure was the ground for revocation in 2 % of the cases, other reasons, including lack...

analysis) may be significant in this context. In addition, the question of whether the infringer has sufficiently endeavored to conclude a license agreement can also be relevant. Conduct in...

the second language indicated pursuant to Article 146 (3) EUTMR was not English, a “person having sufficient interest” (which would include the proprietor in any event) who considers that the...