Examples of using Headnote in English and their translations into German
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See in particular Headnote II on page 310.
The headnote to the case interpreted this statement as follows.
This conclusion is not in agreement with headnote II of decision T 931/95 which states that.
The headnote arouses your interest with its refreshing, citrusy start.
That decision did not however extend thelogic to methods employing technical means Headnote 2.
Lotus flower in the headnote brings freshness and light into the floral bouquet.
Thus there is no basis in the EPC for applying this so-called contribution approach for this purpose" T 931/95,supra, headnote IV.
In the headnote, a literal explosion of spicy pepper notes and aldehydes opens.
The correction mechanism introduced at that time- headnote 7- gave rise to the current imbalance in the sector4.
Headnote: The questions referred to the Enlarged Board of Appeal are answered as follows: 1.
The lively and fruity prelude to the fragrance instantly bewitches you: the headnote guarantees presence from the very first second.
According to them, the headnote had to be applied on a consignment by consignment basis.
Current decisions of the Tax Appeals Court(formerlyknown as Tax Appeals Commission) of general importance are published on a regular basis in anonymised form with a headnote under«Topical matters».
The headnote made of Bourbon Pepper, Elemi Resin and green ivy gives the scent an explosive and spicy start.
Byredos Palermo starts with a juicy bitter orange andan awesome clear bergamot in the headnote, which shows immediately what kind of a fresh summer scent it is.
Headnote: On the question of the applicability of the EPC 1973 or EPC 2000 in accordance with the transitional provisions of the EPC 2000 see Points 1, 3, 6 and 7 of the Reasons.
Furthermore, in the Board's view, the principles which are set out in the headnote to that decision cannot properly be applied to the facts of the present case, either so as to help the present appellant, or at all.
Contributions not achieving any technical effect do not enter into the examination for aninventive step T 641/00-Two identities/COMVIK, Headnote 1, OJ EPO 2003, 352; T 1784/06-Classification method/COMPTEL.
There is clearly a deliberate position taken inG 9/92(see in particular the order, the headnote and"primarily" in point 16 of the reasons of the decision) such that exceptions to the principle of prohibition of reformatio in peius may occur.
Headnote: Within the framework of Rule 46 EPC it is the task of the Examining Divisions(and the Boards of Appeal) to examine whether communications of the Search Divisions under Rule 46(1) EPC asking for further search fees were justified.
The Division can no longer amend the claims or allow the applicant or proprietor to do so, even if new facts(e.g. new relevant citations) come to light see T 113/92, Headnote No. 2, and T 1063/92, Headnote, second paragraph.
Headnote: I. A record carrier characterised by having functional data recorded thereon is not a presentation of information as such and hence not excluded from patentability by Article 52(2)(d) and(3) EPC reasons 3.3.
In this case,Community preference would increase since present applied duties under the headnote would increase from around 200 EUR/t for husked rice to the fixed tariff of 264 EUR/t and abatements for Basmati(maximum 250 EUR/t) would no longer apply.
Headnote: A computer program product is not excluded from patentability under Article 52(2) and(3) EPC if, when it is run on a computer, it produces a further technical effect which goes beyond the"normal" physical interactions between program(software) and computer hardware.
The use of the term"comprising" in connection with a numerical range defining the amount of a component implicitly means that the protection conferred by the claim does not extend to compositions containing thatcomponent in amounts outside the defined range see the headnote of T 2017/07.
Headnote: The duty of the European Patent Office to examine, ex officio, the status of the opponent at all stages of the proceedings extends not only to the admissibility of the original opposition but also to the validity of any purported transfer of the status of opponent to a new party.
The standard definition of the term"essentially biological process" within the meaning of Article 53(b)EPC 1973 was developed in decision T 320/87(supra, Headnote 1 and points 6 to 9 of the Reasons) and was confirmed in later decisions cited in the referring decision T 83/05, in particular decision T 356/93 supra.
The headnote of decision T 656/98(OJ EPO 2003, 385) was quoted, according to which"[f]or a transferee of a patent to be entitled to appeal, the necessary documents establishing the transfer, the transfer application and the transfer fee pursuant to Rule 20 EPC must be filed before the expiry of the period for appeal under Article 108 EPC.
Headnote: A claim to the use of a known compound for a particular purpose, which is based on a technical effect which is described in the patent, should be interpreted as including that technical effect as a functional technical feature, and is accordingly not open to objection under Article 54(1) EPC provided that such technical feature has not previously been made available to the public.
Headnote: The following question is referred to the Enlarged Board of Appeal: Can a patent which has been granted on a divisional application which did not meet the requirements of Article 76(1) EPC because at its actual date of filing it extended beyond the content of the earlier application, be amended during opposition proceedings in order to overcome the ground of opposition under Article 100(c) EPC and thereby fulfil said requirements?