Infringement in UK Law
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Norwich Pharmacal Company v Commissioners of Customs and Excise
... ... None of these were licensed by the Appellants. Each of these consignments therefore involved a tortious infringement of their right. The Appellants have tried, but with little success, to discover the identity of the importers ... 2 When any goods are imported ... ...
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Hearst Holdings Inc. v AVELA Inc.
... ... 177 Conclusion on trade mark infringement in the UK 191 ... ...
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Pearce v Ove Arup Partnership Ltd
... ... It is accepted on his behalf that a damages claim for infringement of his United Kingdom copyright would be statute barred, although the possibility of claiming an injunction is forensically retained. The main claim ... ...
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Kirin-Amgen v Hoechst Marion Roussel Ltd
... ... 2 These appeals arise out of a dispute concerning both the validity and infringement of the patent between Amgen and two other pharmaceutical companies. Transkaryotic Therapies Inc ("TKT") is a Massachusetts corporation. It has also ... ...
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Virgin Atlantic Airways Ltd v Zodiac Seats UK Ltd (formerly known as Contour Aerospace Ltd)
... ... 1 In this case, Virgin Atlantic Airways Ltd wishes to recover damages exceeding £49,000,000 for the infringement of a European Patent which does not exist in the form said to have been infringed. The Technical Board of Appeal ("TBA") of the European Patent ... ...
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Ashdown v Telegraph Group Ltd
... ... Ashdown's Counsel virtually conceded that the items on pages 1 and 33, had they stood alone, would not have been actionable as copyright infringement. The thrust of the attack based on infringement was directed to the main story on pages 4 and 5, which contained several verbatim quotations from the ... ...
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Unilever Plc v Procter and Gamble Company
... ... view the essential issue is whether or not the manufacture and sale of a product known as Persil Performance Tablets would constitute an infringement of Procter & Gamble's patent ... 7 Opposition proceedings (initiated by a German company, Henkel) have been taking place in the European Patent ... ...
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Atherton v British Insulated and Helsby Cables Ltd
... ... being, comment upon the remarkable fact, that if all this be accepted it must have been known in 1913 when proceedings were taken for infringement, for it may be accepted that the document is badly drawn and it is neither surprising that this House found the patent bad nor that Lord Dunedin ... ...
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Newspaper Licensing Agency v Marks & Spencer Plc
... ... the typographical arrangements of published editions of newspapers and sought an injunction and an inquiry as to damages for copyright infringement. M&S denied any infringement and counterclaimed for a declaration that what it did was not an infringement of the NLA's copyright and constituted ... ...
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Aerotel Ltd v Telco Holdings Ltd; Macrossan's Patent Application (No.0314464.9)
... ... The "Aerotel appeal" is in what was a patent action between Aerotel and Telco. Sued for infringement, Telco counterclaimed for revocation of Aerotel's Patent No. 2,171,877. The action started, inappropriately having regard to its complexity and the ... ...
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