The second edition of this highly structured and succinct analysis of European patent law and procedure (including practice under the PCT) examines the provisions and case-law of the European Patent Convention, the Patent Law Treaty, and Community Patent. It is an ideal source of reference for European patent practitioners as well as those seeking a concise guide to the European patent system in preparation for European Patent Attorney examinations.
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`Review from previous edition The book is for candidates for the law paper, newcomers to the profession and experienced patent practitioners.' European Access
a comprehensive guide/ Practical Law for Companies, May 1999
`a comprehensive guide' Practical Law for Companies, May 1999
`This book has already become this reviewer's first point of reference when faced with previously unmet aspects of EPC practice or procedure, as well as providing a new slant on well-trodden substantive law.' Trevor Cook, Legal Week, August 1999
`This book has already become this reviewer's first point of reference when faced with previously unmet aspects of EPC practice or procedure, as well as providing a new slant on well-trodden substantive law.' Trevor Cook, Legal Week, August 1999. The value of the work for its wider audience is enhanced by the inclusion of interesting contrasts between the law and practice under the EPC and equivalent law and practice in Germany and the UK. s Trevor Cook, Legal Week, August 1999. Where this book scores over its competitors is in concise, yet comprehensive, treatment of a subject. s Trevor Cook, Legal Week, August 1999.
`This book has already become this reviewer's first point of reference when faced with previously unmet aspects of EPC practice or procedure, as well as providing a new slant on well-trodden substantive law.' Trevor Cook, Legal Week, August 1999. The value of the work for its wider audience is enhanced by the inclusion of interesting contrasts between the law and practice under the EPC and equivalent law and practice in Germany and the UK. s Trevor Cook, Legal Week, August 1999. Where this book scores over its competitors is in concise, yet comprehensive, treatment of a subject.
`The text is well laid-out and it is easy to locate the relevant material quickly. Aspects such as state of the art are dealt with discussing the relevant European law so that the practitioner can become well-versed quickly. The procedure of applying and appealing patents are also dealt with in a manner which can be quickly understood... an excellent addition for any IP practitioner who wishes to advise their clients on the procedure and law of European Patents. The text also provides excellent value for money an is a fantastic addition to a practitioners' resources.' Student Law Journal, University of Hull.
a comprehensive guide/ Practical Law for Companies, May 1999
`a comprehensive guide' Practical Law for Companies, May 1999
`This book has already become this reviewer's first point of reference when faced with previously unmet aspects of EPC practice or procedure, as well as providing a new slant on well-trodden substantive law.' Trevor Cook, Legal Week, August 1999
`This book has already become this reviewer's first point of reference when faced with previously unmet aspects of EPC practice or procedure, as well as providing a new slant on well-trodden substantive law.' Trevor Cook, Legal Week, August 1999. The value of the work for its wider audience is enhanced by the inclusion of interesting contrasts between the law and practice under the EPC and equivalent law and practice in Germany and the UK. s Trevor Cook, Legal Week, August 1999. Where this book scores over its competitors is in concise, yet comprehensive, treatment of a subject. s Trevor Cook, Legal Week, August 1999.
`This book has already become this reviewer's first point of reference when faced with previously unmet aspects of EPC practice or procedure, as well as providing a new slant on well-trodden substantive law.' Trevor Cook, Legal Week, August 1999. The value of the work for its wider audience is enhanced by the inclusion of interesting contrasts between the law and practice under the EPC and equivalent law and practice in Germany and the UK. s Trevor Cook, Legal Week, August 1999. Where this book scores over its competitors is in concise, yet comprehensive, treatment of a subject.
`The text is well laid-out and it is easy to locate the relevant material quickly. Aspects such as state of the art are dealt with discussing the relevant European law so that the practitioner can become well-versed quickly. The procedure of applying and appealing patents are also dealt with in a manner which can be quickly understood... an excellent addition for any IP practitioner who wishes to advise their clients on the procedure and law of European Patents. The text also provides excellent value for money an is a fantastic addition to a practitioners' resources.' Student Law Journal, University of Hull.
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Text: English (translation)
Original Language: German
Original Language: German
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No Narrative, PCT and EPO rules joined by index&flow chart.,
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This review is from: European Patent Law: Law and Procedure under the EPC and PCT (Hardcover)
This compact little book includes the rules with annotations of (European) case decisions. No lengthy narrative, just the rules and annotations, but two valuable tools are included. First, the Index is very helpful in moving around the book. Secondly, there are FLOW CHARTS which outline the processes of normal examination, appeals and oppositions. I am currently using the book to try to better grasp a client's post hearing rights before the European Patent Office, and it is most helpful. This book was well worth its cost.
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