Abbott Laboratories and Mitsubishi-Tokyo Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (Formerly Known as Tokyo Tanabe Co., Ltd.) v. Dey, L.P. And Dey, Inc.

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• finding applications unrelated when they had “no formal relationship and were presented to the patent office as patentably distinct inventions”
• “The fact that a claim recites numeric ranges does not, by itself, preclude Abbott from relying on the doc trine of equivalents.”

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