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ARTICLE 1 - Scope of the Statute
CHAPTER I - JUDGES
CHAPTER II – ORGANISATIONAL PROVISIONS
- SECTION 1 – COMMON PROVISIONS
- SECTION 2 - THE COURT OF FIRST INSTANCE
- SECTION 3 – THE COURT OF APPEAL
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ARTICLE 1 - Scope of the Statute

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Version: 20 June 2013

ARTICLE 1Scope of the Statute

This Statute contains institutional and financial arrangements for the Unified Patent Court as established under Article 1 [1] of the Agreement.
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A Unified Patent Court for the settlement of disputes relating to European patents and European patents with unitary effect is hereby established.
The Unified Patent Court shall be a court common to the Contracting Member States and thus subject to the same obligations under Union law as any national court of the Contracting Member States.

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