CLR V B 5 Removal from office of a board member

5.2. Composition

5.3. Removal and judicial independence

5.4. Independence from disciplinary proceedings

CLR V B 4.5 ‍‍Article 112a(2)(e) EPC – criminal act having an impact on a decision

CLR V B 4.4.3 Successful petition under Rule 104(b) EPC

CLR V B 4.4.2 ‍‍Rule 104(b) EPC – failure to decide on a party's request

CLR V B 4.4.1 ‍‍Rule 104(a) EPC – failure to arrange requested oral proceedings

CLR V B 4.4 ‍‍Article 112a(2)(d) EPC – any other fundamental procedural defect

CLR V B 4.3.19 Successful petitions under Article 112a(2)(c) EPC

CLR V B 4.3.18 Further examples of unsuccessful petitions

In R 17/13 the Enlarged Board stated that if a party informed the board that it would not be attending the oral proceedings and the case was then decided in the party's absence, the party's right to be heard was not infringed.

CLR V B 4.3.17 Alleged violation of Article 113(2) EPC

CLR V B 4.3.16 Late-filed submissions – boards' discretion under Article 13 RPBA 2007

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