Examples of using Decision is contested in English and their translations into German
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The composition of the department of the first instance whose decision is contested and the subject of that decision. .
EPC a department whose decision is contested must rectify its decision if it considers the appeal admissible and well founded;
EPC, third sentence, even ifit does not state any specific reason why the decision is contested, provided that two criteria are met.
If the department whose decision is contested considers the appeal to be admissible and well founded, it shall rectify its decision. .
However, for reasons of legal certainty a notice of appeal must not leave doubts as to whether ornot a decision is contested J 16/94, loc. cit., Reasons, point 4;
EPC, in ex-parte proceedings the department whose decision is contested must rectify its decision if it considers the appeal to be admissible and well-founded.
As regards option(a), it is to be borne in mind that the object and purpose of interlocutory revision under Article 109(1) EPC consist in the fact that, in the interest of procedural expediency, clear and straightforward cases do not need to be remitted to the boards of appeal,it being preferable for the department of the first instance whose decision is contested to rectify the decision, if it is immediately apparent to that department that its decision cannot stand.
Article 109(1) EPC clearly states that the department whose decision is contested must rectify its decision if the appeal is admissible and well founded.
If the department whose decision is contested considers the requirements of Article 109 EPC for interlocutory decision to be fulfilled, but not the requirements of Rule 67 EPC for reimbursement of the appeal fee, it must rectify its decision and remit the request for reimbursement of the appeal fee to the board of appeal for a decision. .
EPC 1973, the department of first instance whose decision is contested ceases to be responsible for the matter.
However, if the department whose decision is contested does not consider the appeal to be admissible and well founded within one month after receipt of the statement of grounds, it shall, instead of taking the measures provided for in paragraphs 2 and 3, remit the appeal to the Board of Appeal without delay, and without comment as to its merit.";
Pursuant to Article 109(1) EPC,interlocutory revision presupposes that the department of the first instance whose decision is contested considers the appeal to be admissible and well-founded.
If the department whose decision is contested does not rectify its decision it is to remit the appeal to a Board of Appeal of the Office, which is to decide on it.
Where the party which has lodged the appeal is opposed by another party and if the department whose decision is contested considers the appeal to be admissible and well founded, it shall rectify its decision. .
The court, the presiding judge, or the judge whose decision is contested, as well as the court hearing the complaint, may, however, order that enforcement of the contested decision be suspended.
If the party which has lodged the appeal is the sole party to the procedure, and if the department whose decision is contested considers the appeal to be admissible and well founded, the department shall rectify its decision. .
It can only be rectified if the department whose decision is contested notifies the other party of its intention to rectify it, and that party accepts it within two months of the date on which it received the notification.
If, within one month of receiving the statement of grounds, the department whose decision is contested does not consider that it should accept the appeal, the appeal shall be remitted to the Board of Appeal without delay, and without comment as to its merit.
The decision may only be rectified if the department whose decision is contested notifies the other party of its intention to rectify it, and that party accepts it within two months of the date on which it received the notification.
EPC provided that the department whose decision was contested- in this case, the Examination Board- must rectify its decision if it considered the relevant requirements to be fulfilled.
Which points of the decision are contested;
This was because there should be legal certainty as to whether or not a decision was contested in view of, firstly, the time limit under Art.
The court or the presiding judge whose decision is being contested may suspend the enforcement of the decision. .
The contested decision is set aside and the case remitted to the Opposition Division for further prosecution.
Should the court or the presiding judge whose decision is being contested hold that the complaint is justified, they are to grant redress;
However, this decision is still contested by environmentalists because the detention concerns a part of the territory concerned.
Moreover, the contested decision is vitiated by a lack of reasoning in regard to the situation of the Community industry.