CLR V B 3.6 Obligation to raise objections

Under R. 106 EPC, a petition under Art. 112a(2)(a) to (d) EPC is only admissible where an objection in respect of the procedural defect was raised during appeal proceedings and dismissed by the board, except where such objection could not be raised.

CLR V B 3.5 Petitions for review of an interlocutory decision

CLR V B 3.4.3 No suspensory effect – review of substantive law excluded

CLR V B 3.4.2 Grounds listed exhaustively

CLR V B 3.4.1 ‍‍Article 112a(2) EPC – grounds for a petition for review

CLR V B 3.4 Scope of review by the Enlarged Board of Appeal

3.4.1 ‍‍Article 112a(2) EPC – grounds for a petition for review

3.4.2 Grounds listed exhaustively

3.4.3 No suspensory effect – review of substantive law excluded

CLR V B 3.3 ‍‍Article 112a(1) EPC – adversely affected party entitled to file a petition for review

Under Art. 112a(1) EPC, any party adversely affected by the decision of a board may file a petition for review.

CLR V B 3.2 Transitional provisions

CLR V B 3.1 General

CLR V B 3 Petition for review under Article 112a EPC

3.1. General

3.2. Transitional provisions

3.3. ‍‍Article 112a(1) EPC – adversely affected party entitled to file a petition for review