Claim: The claims of the majority who appealed to the European Court were not accepted
Claimant: Alimammad Nuriyev
Date: none
Fact-checked by: faktyoxla.info
Verdict: mostly false

Evidence:
2019/06/19 — 1 On 18 December 2013, the applicant, adidas AG, filed an application for registration of an EU trade mark with ... In that appeal, it did not dispute the lack of inherent distinctive character of the mark at issue, but, on the other hand, ... 11 The applicant, supported by the association Marques ('the intervening association'), claims that the Court should: ... as did the Cancellation ...
Following the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon on 1 December 2009, the European Union now has legal personality and ... Appeals on points of law only may be brought before the Court of Justice against judgments and orders of the General Court. ... The Registrar publishes a notice of the action in the Official Journal, setting out the applicant's claims and arguments. ... Decisions ...
EUROPEAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHT. THE ECHR. IN 50. QUESTIONS. European. Court of Human. Rights. ENG ... Protocol No. 12 on non-discrimination. 5. Are domestic courts obliged to apply the Convention? The Convention is applicable at national level. It has been incorporated ... which rules by a majority vote, mostly on the ... requests are accepted on an exceptional basis. ... motion. It has ...
some States there may be instances in which an appeal to the highest court is not required, for example if that ... How should a violation of the European Convention on Human Rights be pleaded? Any violation of the ... claimed by the applicant, even where claims are evidenced and supported by invoices and ... of Ministers can, on a two-thirds majority decision, request that the ECHR rule ...
2019/12/20 — European Patent Convention Art 54(2) ... Can a European patent application be refused under Article 97(2) EPC if it claims the same subject-matter as a ... I. This appeal is against the decision of the examining division by which European patent application No ... The statement by a majority does not equate to unanimous approval by all parties. ... that the prohibition on double patenting ...