Fina Research, S.A. v. Baroid Limited, and Henkel Kgaa

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• holding that, because the accused product did not have one necessary element, the most defendant could be liable for was indirect infringement if customers created the combination product
• no actual controversy where plaintiff had received no notice, warning or threat of copyright violation from defendant, but only from third party’s attorney

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