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  • Prudential Plc & Anor, R (on the application of) v Special Commissioner of Income Tax & Ors Court of Appeal (Civil Division) [2010] EWCA Civ 1094 Matching text sample:

    ...to have been as regards patent agents. Since then there...

    ...on the one hand, the patent agent of a party to... ...the High Court and the patent agent had been the party... ...equivalent of privilege as regards patent agents, in relation to...

    ...statutory extension of LPP to patent agents, trade mark agents...

    ...extension, already mentioned, to patent agents in relation to specific...

  • Electromagnetic Geoservices ASA v Petroleum Geo-Services ASA & Ors High Court (Patents Court) [2016] EWHC 27 (Pat) Matching text sample:

    ...(EMGS) claims infringement of patent EP (UK) 1 256...

    The patent is entitled “ ...Mann J decided that the patent was invalid ([2009]...

    ...that the solution of the patent could explained in a simple...

    ...”. Figure 2 of the patent (see paragraph 30 of...

  • Dranez & Ors v Hayek & Ors High Court (Senior Court Costs Office) [2008] EWHC 90107 (Costs) Matching text sample:

    ...the claims made in the patent infringement action.

    ...me on another matter (a patent action) where the invoices... ...from the bills in the patent action and expected the rate...

    ...which has been called the Patent Action. I give more... ...of this below. In the Patent Action Particulars of Claim,... ...that Medivent had infringed a patent and that Dr Hayek had... ...by Dranez Anstalt in the Patent Action and I am content...

    The Patent Action was commenced in April... ...alleged infringement of a UK patent for respiratory technology, the... ...himself. He had assigned the patent several years previously to Dranez... ...not the owner of the patent since it had assigned it... ...e. the owner of the patent concerned, Dranez Holdings.

  • Philip Price & Ors v Flitcraft Limited & Ors High Court (Patents Court) [2023] EWHC 1746 (Pat) Matching text sample:

    ...liability in relation to certain patent, copyright and passing off...

    ...establishing liability for infringement of patent, something on which the...

    ...costs in relation to the patent issues as to 60%... ...for the First Claimant’s patent claim and 40% for...

    ...right to say that the patent issues were central to the... ...First Claimant’s claim as patent owner and the Second Claimant... ...the First Claimant’s failed patent claim and certain factual issues...

  • Warner-Lambert Company, LLC v Actavis Group PTC EHF & Ors High Court (Patents Court) [2015] EWHC 223 (Pat) Matching text sample:

    ...claim for infringement of the Patent pursuant to CPR rule 3...

    The patent for Lyrica® (pregabalin)... ...is a second medical use patent protecting pregabalin's use in...

    ...of pain, whilst the pain patent remains in force in the... ...UK, would infringe Pfizer's patent rights. They are therefore...

    ...company rights with regards to patent protection, the APC does...

  • Redbus LMDS Ltd. v Jeffrey Green and Russell (a firm) High Court (Chancery Division) [2006] EWHC 2938 (Ch) Matching text sample:

    ...he applied for his first patent. Since that time he...

    ...Redbus had ceased to pay patent fees for Israel, North...

    ...and the non payment of patent fees in breach of clause...

    The Patent Action

  • Kavanagh Balloons Proprietary Ltd. v Cameron Balloons Ltd. Court of Appeal (Civil Division) [2003] EWCA Civ 1952 Matching text sample:

    ...infringement and validity of a patent, challenges the award of...

    ...is the proprietor of a patent (European Patent (UK) No 0671322)... ...of Inflatable Balloons". The patent was for a number of...

    ...by claim 3 of the patent. The licence agreement entered... ...licence the defendant infringed the patent by making, displaying and... ...within the scope of the patent. Proceedings were commenced on... ...of the claims of the patent. The prior use also...

    ...that claim 4 of the patent was infringed by a proposed... ...8 and 9 of the patent. Claims 2 and 10...

  • Omnipharm Ltd v Merial Court of Appeal (Civil Division) [2013] EWCA Civ 10 Matching text sample:

    ...incurred in relation the 564 patent but it should have these... ...in relation to the 881 patent.

    ...’s finding that the 564 patent was insufficient was consequent upon... ...the obviousness attack against the patent. Accordingly, if the judge... had not found the patent insufficient, he ought to... ...to have found the 881 patent invalid for obviousness too.... ...of insufficiency of the 564 patent must be dismissed, the...

    ...in relation to the 564 patent and sought permission to cross... ...in relation to the 881 patent. Then, in its reply... ...to the obviousness of either patent in the event that it... ...the judge that the 564 patent was insufficient. That was...

    ...was raised against the 564 patent and Omnipharm lost. But... ...also raised against the 881 patent, but only contingently.

  • Innovate Pharmaceuticals Limited v University of Portsmouth Higher Education Corporation High Court (Technology and Construction Court) [2024] EWHC 35 (TCC) Matching text sample:

    Innovate holds the patent to a formulation of liquid...

    ...as Tarceva, a generic/off-patent drug), Lapatinib and Cetuximab...

    ...they are no longer under patent so will not bring in...

    ...field of repurposing existing ‘off-patent’ drugs

  • Nokia Corporation v Interdigital Technology Corporation Court of Appeal (Civil Division) [2005] EWCA Civ 614 Matching text sample:

    ...avoid lengthy and costly world patent litigation and partly for the...

    ...and strength of InterDigital's patent portfolio is relevant to their... ...much for an obviously invalid patent, but would certainly pay... if the patent appeared watertight and, more...

    ...the arbitrators to consider the patent portfolio to be of no...

    ...for revocation of a UK patent has a motive for so... ...If the court revokes the patent here the other tribunal will... ...slower procedures in the European Patent Office. There is nothing...