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Patent Court of Korea / Kore Tescil Mahkemesi

Adres : 45 Cheongsadong-ro, Seo-gu, Daejeon, South Korea
Telefon : (82) 042-480-1400
Website

Korea Tescil Mahkemesi, 1 Mart 1998 tarihinde Mahkeme Teskilati Kanunun 3 maddesi altinda kurulmustur. Mahkeme su anda Seoul'e 150 kilometre ve 1.5 saat uzakliktaki Daejeon kentinde yer alir.

Tescil Mahkeme simdi, Bas yargiç, 4 bas hakim, 13 hakim, 17 teknik uzman ve bir sekreteryadan olusur. 4 bölüm, 3 yargiçtan olusan her oturumda davalar görülür. Makine mühendisligi, elektronik mühendisligi, kimya mühendsiligi vb. gibi son derece teknik konularda, çesitli bilimsel alanlarda deneyimli kimselere basvurulur.

Tescil Mahkemesi temyiz düzeyinde bir mahkemedir. Ancak Tescil Mahkemesi iptal davalari ve Fikri Mülkiyet Mahkemesi davalari arasinda hiçbir hiyerarsik iliski yoktur ve Fikri Mülkiyet Mahkemesi davalarinin kayitlari Tescil Mahkemesi'ne aktarilamaz.
Buna göre, Fikri mülkiyet mahkemesine teslim edilen sav ve deliller Patent mahkemesine tekrar sunulmalidir.

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Address : 45 Cheongsadong-ro, Seo-gu, Daejeon, South Korea
Telephone : (82) 042-480-1400
Website

The Patent Court of Korea was established under Article 3(1) of the Court Organization Act on March 1, 1998. The Court is now located in the city of Daejeon, within about 1.5 hours drive or 150 kilometers away from Seoul.

The Patent Court consists of a chief judge, 4 presiding judges, 13 judges, 17 technical examiners and a secretariat now. 4 divisions, each consisting of 3 three-judge panels, hear the cases. Highly technical matters are referred to technical examiners who have long-term experiences in various scientific fields such as mechanical engineering, electronic engineering, chemical engineering, etc.

The Patent Court is an appellate-level court. However, there is no hierarchical relation whatsoever between the cancellation proceedings of the Patent Court and the proceedings of the Intellectual Property tribunal, and the records from the proceedings of the Intellectual Property tribunal are not transferred to the Patent Court. Accordingly, the same contentions and evidences as those already submitted to the Intellectual Property tribunal must be submitted again to the Patent Court for a new determination at the Patent Court. Any appeal of the Patent Court's decisions should be brought directly to the Supreme Court.