J 0018/09 () of 1.9.2010

European Case Law Identifier: ECLI:EP:BA:2010:J001809.20100901
Date of decision: 01 September 2010
Case number: J 0018/09
Application number: -
IPC class: -
Language of proceedings: EN
Distribution: A
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Decision text in EN (PDF, 296 KB)
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Bibliographic information is available in: EN
Versions: Published
Title of application: XXX
Applicant name: -
Opponent name: -
Board: 3.1.01
Headnote: -
Relevant legal provisions:
European Patent Convention Art 2(1)
European Patent Convention Art 76
European Patent Convention Art 150(2)
European Patent Convention Art 153(2)
European Patent Convention R 36(1)
European Patent Convention R 159
Patent Cooperation Treaty Art 11(3)
Patent Cooperation Treaty Art 22
Patent Cooperation Treaty Art 23(1)
Patent Cooperation Treaty Art 23(2)
Patent Cooperation Treaty Art 48(2)
Patent Cooperation Treaty Art 64(4)
European Patent Convention 1973 Art 150(3)
European Patent Convention 1973 R 25(1)
Revision Act of 29 November 2000 Art 007(1)
Decision AC of 28 June 2001 Art 001(5)
Decision AC of 7 December 2006 Art 002(1)
Keywords: Pending earlier European patent application (no)
Valid entry into the European phase of an international patent application as requirement for a pending earlier European patent application (yes)
Catchwords:

An international application which does not fulfil the requirements according to Article 22 PCT for entering the European phase is not pending before the European Patent Office and therefore cannot be considered a pending earlier European patent application pursuant to Rule 36(1) EPC.

Cited decisions:
G 0001/09
J 0017/99
J 0018/04
Citing decisions:
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