V. Representation
Overview
V. Representation
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2.Professional representatives
3.Legal practitioners entitled to act as professional representative
4.Authorisations for appointment of a representative
5.Oral submissions by an accompanying person
- T 2058/18
It is the responsibility of the representative to consult with its client (appellant) when presenting arguments about essential distinguishing features of the invention over the closest prior art. It is however the ultimate responsibility of the appellant to file amendments. Generally, these distinguishing features, presented as essential ones, could not anymore be considered as being obvious errors afterwards (Reasons, 3.5.6).