Let’s have a look at what the Kats were
up to last week…
Holding onto the
last bits of Sunday...
PATENTS
The Enlarged Board of Appeal (EBA)
referral from T1807/15 concerns the legality of oral proceedings conducted via
Video Conferencing (ViCo) without the consent of all parties. There was some
doubt as to whether the referral would actually go ahead, given that the party
requesting the referral had already withdrawn their request. The Board of
Appeal interlocutory decision in T1807/15 reveals that the Board of Appeal has
determined to continue with the referral. Rose
Hughes reported on the referral here.
BOOK REVIEW
Hayleigh
Bosher is delighted to bring you a book review of Global Mandatory Fair,
the Nature and Scope of the Right to Quote Copyright Works by Tanya Aplin,
King's College London and Lionel Bently, University of Cambridge.
OTHER IP TOPICS: IP EVENTS, STUDY
MATERIAL
Readers may be aware that,
together with Giulia Gasparin, Eleonora Rosati is currently involved in Fashion
Law London, an initiative that was born in 2019 to create opportunities of
study and discussion, mostly from an IP and IT law perspective, for all those
interested in this emerging field of practice and research. As part of this, on
Tuesday, 13 April 2021, Fashion Law London will hold an online live event,
titled 'The New Age of Fashion: Sustainanle Horizons', to discuss everything
sustainability in fashion. Eleonora
Rosati provided all the details of the event here.
Eleonora Rosati has developed IP
and study aid materials primarily aimed at her students. Among them, there was
a table summarising the treatment of linking after the seminal CJEU decision in
GS Media. Eleonora
Rosati has now updated that table so to include the findings in VG
Bild-Kunst.
Reviewed by Magdaleen Jooste
on
Sunday, March 28, 2021
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