Exemple de utilizare a Unified patent în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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The Unified Patent Court.
Third countries will not participate in the agreement setting up the unified patent court;
A Unified Patent Court.
The international agreement on the Unified Patent Court was signed on 19 February 2013.
The Unified Patent Court will be a single specialised patent court, with local and regional presence around the EU.
On 19 February 2013 the Agreement on a Unified Patent Court was signed by 25 Member States.
A unified patent judiciary should therefore result in significant cost savings provided it is created in a cost-effective manner.
Member States are participating in this unified patent framework, which is open to all Member States.
The Agreement relies upon the“Brussels I Regulation”(Regulation 1215/2012)to determine international jurisdiction of the Unified Patent Court.
Article 89 of the Agreement on a Unified Patent Court stipulates that the Agreement shall enter into force.
Businesses should also be guaranteed access to justice,including access to the Unified Patent Court, for a reasonable cost.
The third element of the package is the Unified Patent Court Agreement(UPC), in which Spain is the only country not taking part.
The present proposal aims,firstly, at allowing the entry into force of the Unified Patent Court(UPC) Agreement.
The international agreement for establishing a Unified Patent Court(UPC) was signed in the margins of the Council(16351/12+ COR 1).
Several delegations and the Commission urged the finalisation of a draft agreement by the member states for establishing a Unified Patent Court.
An international agreement for establishing a Unified Patent Court was signed in the margins of the Council.
The Unified Patent Court will have exclusive competence, thus replacing national courts, for the matters governed by the UPC Agreement.
By making changes to the rules on recognition of judgements,we are paving the way for the new Unified Patent Court to begin its work.
Clarifying that the Unified Patent Court and the Benelux Court of Justice are‘courts' within the meaning of the Brussels I Regulation;
The political agreement of December 2012marked a major breakthrough, but the unitary patent will become a reality once the Unified Patent Court is established.
There is general consensus that the Unified Patent Court should enter into force once a minimum number of member states have ratified the Agreement.
The draft agreement will contain guarantees for the protection of individuals' rights in the case of infringements of Union law committed by the future unified patent court.
The Unified Patent Court will be a court common to certain Member States and will be subject to the same obligations under Union law as any national court.
The package allowing for the creation of a unitary system of patent protection consists of the two regulations andan international agreement creating a Unified Patent Court.
The Unified Patent Court will be competent to handle disputes concerning both future unitary patents and current"classical" European patents. .
The Commission is calling on all remaining participating Member States to ratify the Unified Patent Court Agreement as soon as possible so that the Unitary Patent package comes into force by the end of 2016.
Secondly, the Unified Patent Court and the Benelux Court of Justice should be able to exercise jurisdiction with respect to defendants not domiciled in a Member State.
Though coming from different Member States and with greatly varying experiences due to the many differences inMember States' procedural systems, judges must follow the new Unified Patent Court Procedures.
The Agreement on the Unified Patent Court addresses the above problems by creating a specialised patent court(“Unified Patent Court”, or UPC) with exclusive jurisdiction for litigation relating to European patents and European patents with unitary effect(unitary patents). .
In December 2012, European Parliament and the Council reached a long awaited agreement on theEuropean unitary patent package, which opened the way to the signature of the international agreement on the Unified Patent Court.