دانلود کتاب European Patent Law: The Unified Patent Court and the European Patent Convention

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Foreword\nPreface\nTable of contents\nList of contributors\nIntroduction\nPart 1: The existing system: the EPC\n1 The role of EPO Boards of Appeal in shaping of patent law in Europe\n2 The interaction between the UPC, national courts, and the EPO Boards of Appeal\n3 Cross-border patent litigation under the EPC\n4 Plausibility: a route to stronger and more robust patents?\n5 Wrongful preliminary injunctions and EU procedural law\n6 Proportionality and patent injunctions\nPart 2: The European Patent with unitary effect and the Unified Patent Court\n7 The novelty and inventive step requirement in Europe and under the UPP\n8 Exceptions and limitations (27 UPCA)\n9 Patent Arbitration under the Agreement on a Unified Patent Court\n10 Supplementary Protection Certificates (Article 30)\n11 Liability for infringement of EU law\n12 Regulation 542/2014 on jurisdiction\n13 Exclusive jurisdiction and competence\n14 Constitutional aspects of the Unitary Patent Package (UPP) and the Unified Patent Court (UPC) – question marks remain\n15 Trusting the Unified Patent Court: the importance of the institutional design of the UPC and its judges\n16 The EPO within the Unitary Patent System\n17 The role of the Court of Justice of the European Union\n18 Rules of procedure of the UPC, a judge’s perspective\n19 The user in the UPC\n20 Unified Patent Court and international law\n21 The patent with unitary effect and competition law\n22 A system fit for innovation? Part I: (Dis-)incentives for potential patentees in the UP legal framework\n23 A system fit for innovation? Part II: (Dis-)advantages for follow-on inventors in the UP legal framework\n24 Patent mediation\n25 Litigation strategies and bifurcation\n26 Patent litigation strategies in Germany: maneuvering the evolving landscape of bifurcation\nPart 3: Co-existence and alternatives\n27 The co-existence between EPC and patents with unitary effect\n28 Institutional coexistence: the necessity of judicial dialogue and cooperation in the UPC\n29 The role of the CJEU in European patent law from a procedural perspective\n30 Gene patents in the EPC and the European patent with unitary effect\n31 Decision-makers, institutional influences and the role of ethical issues in the patenting of biotechnological inventions in Europe: enter the unitary patent system\n32 The UPC and the FRAND injunction\nIndex