Similar words: infringement, infringe, infringer, complementing, arrangement, derangement, management consulting, estrangement. Meaning: n. violation of the rights secured by a patent.
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1. Burroughs filed a patent infringement suit in a North Carolina federal court.
2. It sued Centrocorp for patent infringement.
3. Patent infringement demur of the statutory exemption include exhaustion of patent rights, prior user rights, temporarily passing through, specifically experimental use, liable applications, etc.
4. However, the party challenged with patent infringement can escape liability in a variety of ways.
5. The thesis follows the basic patent infringement judgment theory to organize the whole contents.
6. For patent infringement cases involving foreign patents, the Federal Circuit has strongly urged U. S. courts against issuing rulings interpreting foreign patent laws.
7. How to restrain patent infringement is the key to perfect the patent protection system.
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8. If one manufactures, sells, or uses a patented invention without authorization of the patent owner, he has probably committed patent infringement.
9. This article mainly deals with apply of the DOE in invention and utility model patent infringement.
10. Acer Inc. said on Friday it had counter sued Hewlett - Packard Development Co. for patent infringement.
11. The A.L.A.M. wasted no time in suing Ford for patent infringement.
12. Its mainly provisional measures of redress that preliminary temporary injunction in patent Infringement.
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