UK:
The Enlarged Board Of Appeal Sets 28 May 2021 For The Hearing On Case G1/21 Regarding The Legality Of Video Conference Hearings
19 March 2021
J A Kemp LLP
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As reported
here, a referral has been made to the Enlarged Board of Appeal
concerning the legality of holding oral proceedings by video
conference without the consent of the parties. The case is now
proceeding before the Enlarged Board of Appeal as G1/21, and a
hearing has been scheduled to take place on 28 May 2021 by video
conference. The parties and the President of the EPO have been
invited to file observations by 27 April 2021.
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