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Source: http://www.epo.org/law-practice/legal-texts/html/guidelinespct/e/index.htm
Date retrieved: 30 December 2018
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Click X to load a reference inside the current page, click on the title to open in a new page.EPO PCT GL - A Formalities Examination
EPO PCT GL - B Search
EPO PCT GL - C Procedureal Aspects Chapter II
XGL-PCT C II – Formal requirements to be met before the start of the international preliminary examination
EPO PCT GL - E General Procedural Matters
XGL-PCT E I – I ntroduction Part E contains guidelines for those procedural steps in respect of international applications which may occur at a number of stages in the procedure.
XGL-PCT E II – Observations by third parties Third parties may, anonymously if so desired, file observations under the PCT which, unlike observations under the EPC, should exclusively refer to prior art relevant to the novelty and/or inventive [..]
EPO PCT GL - F (not assigned)
XGL-PCT F I – Introduction Apart from the requirements of novelty, inventive step and industrial application, and the exclusion of subject-matter for which the ISA and/or IPEA is not required to carry out search and international preliminary [..]
XGL-PCT F IIA1 – Annex 1 Checklist for considering the abstract (see GL/PCT-EPO F‑II, 2.5 ) Annex 1 to Section F‑II in the Guidelines for Examination in the EPO applies mutatis mutandis.
XGL-PCT F IIA2 – Annex 2 Units recognised in international practice (see GL/PCT-EPO F‑II, 4.12 ) Annex 2 to Section F‑II in the Guidelines for Examination in the EPO applies mutatis mutandis.
XGL-PCT F IVA – Annex Examples concerning essential features The Annex to Chapter IV of the Guidelines for Examination in the EPO contains examples of how to evaluate whether a claim contains all essential features of the invention. The examiner [..]
EPO PCT GL - G Patentability
EPO PCT GL - H Amendments and Corrections
XGL-PCT H I – The right to amend Chapter H‑I deals with the right to amend, while Chapters H‑II and H‑III deal with the allowability of amendments. Chapter H‑IV is dedicated to the rectification of obvious mistakes.