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Applications for patents are filed with the National Board of Patents and Registration (NBPR) of Finland.
 
 
 
Decisions by the NBPR may be appealed against to the Appeals Board of the NBPR.
 
 
 
Decisions by the Appeals Board may be appealed against to the Supreme Administrative Court.
 
  
 
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Revision as of 11:09, 5 September 2010

Finland is part of the European Union and is a signatory of the European Patent Convention.

Legislation

The law on patents clearly says that a mere software program cannot be patented (Patenttilaki 1 luku 1 §). Finland is a signatory to the European Patent Convention. However, the National Board of Patents and Registration (NBPR) does grant software patents, and EFFI claims this breaks the law. [1]

Statutory law

Case law

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External links

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