· 7/13/1992
Atlantic Thermoplastics Co., Inc., James B. Sullivan and Richard B. Fox v. Faytex Corporation, Defendant/cross-Appellant
Citations
- 970 F.2d 834
- 23 U.S.P.Q. 2d (BNA) 1481
- 1992 U.S. App. LEXIS 15888
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- holding that the process steps do serve as claim limitations – a product made by a different process than that claimed in the patent’s product-by-process claim is not covered by the patent
- explaining that, in BASF, the validity rule “focused on the product with less regard for the process limits”
- “An accused infringer can avoid infringement by showing that the accused device lacks even a single claim limitation.”
- “A decision that fails to consider Supreme Court precedent does not control if the court determines that the prior panel would have reached a different conclusion if it had considered controlling precedent.”
- “A decision that fails to consider Supreme Court precedent does not con- trol if the court determines that the prior panel would have UNITED STATES v. CONTRERAS 13495 reached a different conclusion if it had considered controlling precedent”
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