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ARTICLE · 08 SEPTEMBER 2025

CoA UPC, August 15, 2025, Order On Suspensive Effect, UPC_CoA_737/2025

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Suspensive effect of an appeal may be granted if the order against which the appeal is directed is evidently erroneous.

LuxembourgIntellectual Property
Antje  Weise
Antje Weise
Jan Bösing
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1. Key takeaways

No evident error if decision's reasons are not yet available

Suspensive effect of an appeal may be granted if the order against which the appeal is directed is evidently erroneous.

No evident error can be identified in the contested decision if the reasons for the decision are not yet available. The assumption of an evident error in the appealed decision can only be considered if it is possible to determine an evident error without knowledge of the reasons for the decision. This can be the case if the operative part pronounces a legal consequence that does not result from either the UPCA or the RoP.

Deadline for filing grounds of appeal only begins upon service of a reasoned decision

The 15-day period for submitting the statement of grounds of appeal (R. 224.2 (b) RoP) only begins upon service of a reasoned decision. An extension of this deadline cannot be considered before this period even started.

2. Division

CoA Luxembourg

3. UPC number

UPC_CoA_737/2025

4. Type of proceedings

Appeal proceedings

5. Parties

Appellant/Defendant: RiVOLUTiON GmbH

Respondent/Applicant: Cilag GmbH International

Further Applicant first instance: Ethicon LLC

6. Patent(s)

EP 2 515 768

7. Body of legislation / Rules

Art. 74 (I) UPCA, R. 223.1 RoP

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