05.15.21
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Posted in Europe, Patents at 10:17 pm by Dr. Roy Schestowitz
Related: EPOLeaks on Misleading the Bundestag — Part 20: Taking Stock
The rule of law will only ever have an “I’ll be back” moment if all management is removed and the Office gets ‘reset’ (because once you make it the normal to violate the EPC, in the name of whatever “emergency”, it’s hard to restore order)
Summary: The EPO’s administration continues rushing ahead with an unlawful agenda, exploiting a pandemic that’s gradually coming under control regardless to shred apart the EPC
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