3.6. Obligation to raise objections
The following are examples of acts that the respective boards have found did not qualify as an objection under R. 106 EPC:
– contesting insufficiency of disclosure or offering new documents (R 7/08)
– requesting that a late-filed document not be admitted into the proceedings (R 9/09, R 17/10)
– protesting against the hearing of an expert (R 2/11)
– an objection against the board raising a new line of argument or a request for remittal or postponement (R 14/11)
– requesting that a board make a statement on the scope of a claim, the request being repeatedly refused (R 3/14)