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[Guest post] How much is that SEP in the window? 5 Themes from the IPKat/LSE Nokia v Daimler seminar

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In summary, they concerned, first, whether the patent owner is obliged to offer a licence to component suppliers and, second, how rigidly the CJEU framework in Huawei v ZTE ( Case C-170/13 ) should be applied. The two questions referred were multi-faceted and can be read in full here (PDF).

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SpicyIP Weekly Review (June 28 – July 4)

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Topical Highlight. The Income Tax Appellate Tribunal, Delhi in ZTE Corporation, Gurgaon v. Delhi High Court Clarifies Law on Arbitrability of Trademark Disputes. Golden Tobacco Ltd. He notes that the Court considered this dispute concerning the breach of a trademark licensing agreement as arbitrable and referred it to arbitration.

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No "German injunction gap" expedition in Abbott v Dexcom global diabetes battle, as Mr Justice Mellor expresses "some regret"

The IPKat

Purr-haps a good topic for a dissertation. Merpel wonders how that squares with the quasi-policing of non-UK patents in other areas of patent law, such as in the determination of global FRAND licences. Is there a unifying philosophy as to the role of the UK courts in extraterritorial patent concerns?

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India’s High Court of Delhi issues guidance on SEP licensing that seeks to harmonize decisions in other countries (Intex v. Ericsson)

LexBlog IP

This decision addresses many hot topics in licensing SEPs and attempts to harmonize existing decisions in reaching its rulings here.The Court here, for example, discussed the following topics: There is some dispute about whether a FRAND commitment imposes obligations on someone wanting to license an SEP. Huawei , and the U.S.