07.17.21

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The EPO’s Enlarged Board of Appeal Acknowledges That It’s Rigged Even After a Shuffle

Posted in Courtroom, Deception, Europe, Law, Patents at 4:40 pm by Dr. Roy Schestowitz

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Summary: The Enlarged Board of Appeal (EBA/EBoA) does what the Office basically rigged it to do; it’s approving unlawful measures

IT recently became a lot more apparent that the tribunals at the EPO had been rigged, first by Benoît Battistelli and then again by António Campinos. Time after time, especially when it comes to very big questions, the Enlarged Board of Appeal would rule in favour of the Office, irrespective of the underlying facts. Yet worse, they’d deal with legitimate concerns and arguments by setting them aside as inadmissible or something along those lines.

On Friday, i.e. yesterday, the Enlarged Board of Appeal did that yet again, just as we expected. The video above deals with so-called ‘media’ (in the pockets of litigation firm) coverage from that day. We’ll probably deal with this topic again some time in the near future. █

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