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Training framework. (1) A training framework for judges, the details of which are set out in the Statute, shall be set up in order to improve and increase available patent litigation expertise and to ensure a broad geographic distribution of such specific knowledge and experience. The facilities for that framework shall be situated in Budapest. (2) The training framework shall in particular focus on: (a) internships in national patent courts or divisions of the Court of First Instance hearing a substantial number of patent litigation cases; (b) improvement of linguistic skills; (c) technical aspects of patent law; (d) the dissemination of knowledge and experience in civil procedure for technically qualified judges; (e) the preparation of candidate-judges. (3) The training framework shall provide for continuous training. Regular meetings shall be organised between all judges of the Court in order to discuss developments in patent law and to ensure the consistency of the Court's case law.
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Training framework. (1) A training framework for judges shall be set up in accordance with the Statute in order to improve and increase available patent litigation expertise and to ensure a broad geographic distribution of such specific knowledge and experience. (2) The training framework shall in particular focus on: (a) internships in national patent courts or divisions of the Court of First Instance hearing a substantial number of patent litigation cases; (b) improvement of language skills; (c) technical aspects of patent law; (d) the dissemination of knowledge and experience in civil procedure for technically qualified judges; (e) the preparation of candidate-judges. (3) The training framework will provide for continuous training. Regular meetings will be organized between all judges of the Court in order to discuss developments in patent law and to ensure consistency of jurisprudence. CHAPTER IIIA – SUBSTANTIVE LAW Article 14a Applicable law (1) When hearing a case brought before it under this Agreement, the Court shall respect Community law and base its decisions on: (a) this Agreement; (b) directly applicable Community law, in particular Council Regulation (EC) No … on the Community patent, and national law of the Contracting States implementing Community law […]; (c) the European Patent Convention and national law which has been adopted by the Contracting States in accordance with the European Patent Convention; and (d) any provision of international agreements applicable to patents and binding on all the Contracting Parties. (2) To the extent that the Court shall base its decisions on national law of the Contracting States, the applicable law shall be determined: (a) by directly applicable provisions of Community law, or (b) in the absence of directly applicable provisions of Community law, by international instruments on private international law to which all Contracting Parties are parties; or (c) in the absence of provisions referred to in (a) and (b), by national provisions on international private law as determined by the Court. (3) A Contracting State which is not a party to the Agreement on the European Economic Area shall bring into force the laws, regulations and administrative provisions necessary to comply with Community law relating to substantive patent law. Article 14b
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Training framework. (1) A training framework for judges shall be set up in accordance with the Statute in order to improve and increase available patent litigation expertise and to ensure a broad geographic distribution of such specific knowledge and experience. (2) The training framework shall in particular focus on: (a) internships in national patent courts or divisions of the Court of First Instance hearing a substantial number of patent litigation cases; (b) improvement of language skills; (c) technical aspects of patent law; (d) the dissemination of knowledge and experience in civil procedure for technically qualified judges; (e) the preparation of candidate-judges. (3) The training framework will provide for continuous training. Regular meetings will be organized between all judges of the Court in order to discuss developments in patent law and to ensure consistency of jurisprudence. CHAPTER IIIA – THE PRIMACY OF UNION LAW, LIABILITY AND RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CONTRACTING MEMBER STATES The Court shall apply Union law in its entirety and respect its primacy.
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Training framework. (1) A training framework for judges shall be set up in accordance with the Statute in order to improve and increase available patent litigation expertise and to ensure a broad geographic distribution of such specific knowledge and experience. (2) The training framework shall in particular focus on: (a) internships in national patent courts or divisions of the Court of First Instance hearing a substantial number of patent litigation cases; (b) improvement of language skills; (c) technical aspects of patent law; (d) the dissemination of knowledge and experience in civil procedure for technically qualified judges; (e) the preparation of candidate-judges. (3) The training framework will provide for continuous training. Regular meetings will be organized between all judges of the Court in order to discuss developments in patent law and to ensure consistency of jurisprudence.
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Training framework. (1) A training framework for Judges shall be set up in order to improve and increase available patent litigation expertise and to ensure a broad geographic distribution of such specific knowledge and experience. (2) The training framework shall in particular focus on: (a) internships in patent divisions having a substantial number of patent litigation cases; (b) improvement of language skills; (c) technical aspects of patent law; (d) the dissemination of knowledge and experience on civil procedures for technically qualified Judges; (e) the preparation of candidate-Judges. (3) The training framework will provide for continuous training. Regular meetings will be organized between all Judges of the Court in order to discuss developments in patent law and to ensure consistency of jurisprudence. CHAPTER IIIA – SUBSTANTIVE LAW Article 14a Substantive patent law For the purpose of litigation under this Agreement the Court shall base its decisions on: (a) this Agreement; (b) Council Regulation (EC) No … on the Community patent; (c) the European Patent Convention ; (d) national law which has been adopted by the Contracting Parties to implement Article 65, Article 67, paragraphs 2 and 3 and Article 70, paragraphs 3 and 4, of the European Patent Convention; (e) Regulation (EC) No 816/2006 of the European Parliament and the Council of 17 May 2006 on compulsory licensing of patents relating to the manufacture of pharmaceuticals for export to countries with public health problems; (f) Council Regulation (EC) No 1768/92 of 18 June 1992 concerning the creation of a supplementary protection certificate for medicinal products, as amended; (g) Regulation (EC) 1610/96 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 July 1996 concerning the creation of a supplementary protection certificate for plant protection products, as amended; (h) Council Regulation (EC) No 2100/94 of 27 July 1994 on Community plant variety rights, as amended; and (i) Any further provision of Community law applicable to patents. Article 14b Application of civil law To the extent that decisions will not be based on the legal acts referred to in Article [14a] but shall be based on national civil law, the applicable law will be determined in accordance with: (a) Regulation (EC) No 864/2007 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 11 July 2007 on the law applicable to non-contractual obligations (Rome II); (b) EC Convention on the 2007 on the law applicable to contractual obligations (Rome I); (c...
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Training framework. (1) A training framework for judges , the details of which are set out in the Statute, shall be set up in accordance with the Statute in order to improve and increase available patent litigation expertise and to ensure a broad geographic distribution of such specific knowledge and experience. The facilities for that framework shall be situated in Budapest. (2) The training framework shall in particular focus on: a substantial number of patent litigation cases;
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Training framework. (1) A training framework for judges shall be set up in accordance with the Statute in order to improve and increase available patent litigation expertise and to ensure a broad geographic distribution of such specific knowledge and experience. (2) The training framework shall in particular focus on: (a) internships in national patent courts or divisions of the Court of First Instance hearing a substantial number of patent litigation cases; (b) improvement of language skills; (c technical aspects of patent law;
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Training framework. The Head of Professional Development and Training, in conjunction with the relevant professional head or nominated technical lead shall develop and maintain a series of training frameworks, based on the competence standards and leadership behaviours identified in 6.2.1 and 6.
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Training framework. (1) A training framework for judges shall be set up in accordance with the Statute in order to improve and increase available patent litigation expertise and to ensure a broad geographic distribution of such specific knowledge and experience. (2) The training framework shall in particular focus on: (a) internships in national patent courts or divisions of the Court of First Instance hearing a substantial number of patent litigation cases; (b) improvement of language skills; (c) technical aspects of patent law; (d) the dissemination of knowledge and experience in civil procedure for technically qualified judges; (e) the preparation of candidate-judges. (3) The training framework will provide for continuous training. Regular meetings will be organized between all judges of the Court in order to discuss developments in patent law and to ensure consistency of jurisprudence. CHAPTER IIIA – SUBSTANTIVE LAW Article 14a Applicable law (1) When hearing a case brought before it under this Agreement, the Court shall respect Community law and base its decisions on: (a) this Agreement; (b) Council Regulation (EC) No … on the Community patent; (c) any further provision of directly applicable Community law applicable to patents and national law of the Contracting States implementing Community law applicable to patents ); (d) the European Patent Convention and national law which has been adopted by the Contracting States in accordance with the European Patent Convention; and (e) any provision of international agreements applicable to patents and binding on all the Contracting Parties. (2) To the extent that the Court shall base its decisions on the national law of the Contracting States, the applicable law shall be determined: (a) by directly applicable provisions of Community law, or (b) in the absence of directly applicable provisions of Community law, by international instruments on private international law to which all Contracting Parties are parties; or (c) in the absence of provisions referred to in (a) and (b), by national provisions on international private law as determined by the Court.
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