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Case management issues in Electromagnetic patent case

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Published on: 19 January 2016
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Table of contents

  • Original news
  • What was the background to this hearing?
  • What are the key issues in this hearing?
  • Experiments
  • Scientific adviser
  • Inventor evidence
  • Permission to amend pleadings

Article summary

IP & IT analysis: What does this judgment tell us about the requirements of Notices of Experiments?

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