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Germany’s Federal Constitutional Court has dealt the latest blow to the plan to create a Unified Patent Court for Europe.
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The country's Federal Constitutional Court says a two-thirds vote of its parliament is necessary before Germany can get behind the long-running project.
March 20, 2020 at 07:21 PM
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Germany’s Federal Constitutional Court has dealt the latest blow to the plan to create a Unified Patent Court for Europe.
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