Official Journal of The European Patent Office - Publication of Decisions of The Boards of Appeal

Publication of Decisions of The Boards of Appeal

Only specific decisions of the Boards of Appeal of the EPO are published in the Official Journal:

  • the decisions of the Enlarged Board of Appeal (in practice, opinions of the Enlarged Board of Appeal are published as well);
  • individual decisions of the boards of appeal on the initiative of the board concerned.

Other decisions are published on the EPO web site.

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