· 6/27/2003
Anton/bauer, Inc., Plaintiff/counterclaim Defendant/third Party and Alex Desorbo, Third Party v. Pag, Ltd., Defendant/counterclaimant/third Party
Citations
- 329 F.3d 1343
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- highlighting that patentee did not place restrictions on the item it sold in concluding that an implied license existed
- noting that the plaintiff must establish that any challenges “lack substantial merit”
- “movant must establish at the very least both of the first two factors”—likelihood of 8 success and irreparable harm
- the “exhaustion” doctrine is based upon the proposition that there was an “unrestricted” sale
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Judges: Mayer, Schall, Dyk
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