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CLR III D 1.2 Determination and extension of periods under Rule 132 EPC

1.2.1 Relevant criteria when time limits are extended upon request (R. 132(2), second sentence, EPC)

1.2.2 Applicability of Rule 132 EPC to the Rules relating to Fees

CLR III D 1.1 Calculation of time limits under Rule 131 EPC

CLR III D 1 Calculation, determination and extension of time limits

CLR III D Time limits, further processing and interruption of proceedings

Calculation, determination and extension of time limits

CLR III C 8.2 Interpreting costs during oral proceedings

CLR III C 8.1 Apportionment of costs

A different apportionment of costs may be ordered in accordance with Art. 104 EPC and Art. 16 RPBA 2007, if a party, for example, withdraws a request for oral proceedings, asks for their postponement, or fails to attend them (see chapter III.R.2.2. "Acts or omissions prejudicing the timely and efficient conduct of oral proceedings").

CLR III C 8 Costs

8.1. Apportionment of costs

8.2. Interpreting costs during oral proceedings

CLR III C 7.11 Presence of assistants during deliberations of the board

CLR III C 7.10.5 Refusal to record statement not an infringement of the right to be heard

According to T 1055/05 the refusal of the division to record statements made by a party at the oral proceedings could not constitute an infringement of the right to be heard.

CLR III C 7.10.4 Signing of minutes

According to R. 124(3) EPC, the minutes shall be authenticated by the employee responsible for drawing them up and by the employee who conducted the oral proceedings or taking of evidence, either by signature or by any other appropriate means.

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