Rule 29A - Contents of the Defence to the Counterclaim
The Defence to the Counterclaim for revocation shall contain:
(a) an indication of the facts relied on, including any challenge to the facts relied on by the defendant;
(b) the evidence relied on [Rule 170.1], where available, and an indication of any further evidence which will be offered in support;
(c) the reasons why the Counterclaim for revocation shall fail, including arguments of law and any argument as to why any dependent claim of the patent is independently valid;
(d) an indication of any order the claimant and the proprietor will seek in respect of the revocation action at the interim conference [Rule 104(e)];
(e) the claimant’s and the proprietor’s response to the defendant’s choice of option, if any, provided for in Article 33(3) of the Agreement and Rule 37.4; and
(f) a list of the documents, including any witness statements, referred to in the Defence to the Counterclaim together with any request that all or part of any such document shall not be translated and/or any request pursuant to Rule 262.2 or Rule 262A. Rule 13.2 and .3 shall apply mutatis mutandis.
Rule 29A - Contents of the Defence to the Counterclaim
The Defence to the Counterclaim for revocation shall contain:
(a) an indication of the facts relied on, including any challenge to the facts relied on by the defendant;
(b) the evidence relied on [Rule 170.1], where available, and an indication of any further evidence which will be offered in support;
(c) the reasons why the Counterclaim for revocation shall fail, including arguments of law and any argument as to why any dependent claim of the patent is independently valid;
(d) an indication of any order the claimant and the proprietor will seek in respect of the revocation action at the interim conference [Rule 104(e)];
(e) the claimant’s and the proprietor’s response to the defendant’s choice of option, if any, provided for in Article 33(3) of the Agreement and Rule 37.4; and
(f) a list of the documents, including any witness statements, referred to in the Defence to the Counterclaim together with any request that all or part of any such document shall not be translated and/or any request pursuant to Rule 262.2 or Rule 262A. Rule 13.2 and .3 shall apply mutatis mutandis.