Guide for Applicants - Part 2
How to get a European patent
  

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How to get a European patent

A. General overview

B. The EPO as a PCT receiving Office

C. The EPO as an International Searching Authority

D. The EPO as an International Preliminary Examining Authority

E. Euro-PCT procedure before the EPO as a designated or elected Office

Annexes


 
Guide for Applicants - Part 2    
E. Euro-PCT procedure before the EPO as a designated (PCT Chapter I) or elected (PCT Chapter II)... D. The EPO as an International Preliminary Examining Authority (IPEA) - PCT Chapter II ANNEX I Terms and abbreviations
III. Filing of other documents II. What must the applicant do to initiate the European phase? IV. Review by the EPO as designated Office of Euro-PCT applications which fail in the international phase
Non-observance of the requirement to file the designation of inventor Designation of inventor Certificate of exhibition

Non-observance of the requirement to file the designation of inventor


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If within the time limit set by the EPO the data concerning the inventor have not been filed, the application is deemed withdrawn. The withdrawal may be remedied by filing a request for further processing or by re-establishment of rights.

Art. 91(5), 121, 122 EPC



 
Index:How to get a European patentIII. Filing of other documentsDesignation of inventorCertificate of exhibition

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