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Ladas & Parry Guide to European Patent Office Practice

Preface


In this Guide we [1] will address two aspects of European patent law and practice. In particular, we will deal with the European Patent Convention and other aspects of European patent law, including the effects of the Treaty of Rome on the enforcement of patents and other intellectual property rights in the European Community. In this Guide we can do no more than highlight the major issues that have developed as attempts have been made to create a multinational, continent-wide patent system over the past fifteen years or so. Not every issue can be covered and even for those issues that are covered this guide can do no more than provide first aid for colleagues when confronted with a particular issue.

The contents of this paper are no substitute for proper legal advice on any particular problem, but we hope they will be helpful in a general way in assisting readers in focusing on the issues involved. While we believe that the information set out is accurate as of the date of writing, we cannot be held liable for any errors that may have occurred.

[1] This paper was prepared by John Richards of the New York Office of Ladas & Parry


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