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> Or maybe about Art 52(2) EPC, implying that the EPO is granting patents on
> subject matter that is according to the written law not patentable.  This
> is what has been at the center of the public debate recently.
> 
Maybe. It seems, you also agree that this wording is ambiguous ? This will
not help the clarification of the situation. But I'm personally confident in
a status quo decision...

Pierre BREESE






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