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· 3/6/1990

Lang v. Pacific Marine and Supply Co., Ltd.

Citations

  • 895 F.2d 761

How courts have described this case

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  • holding ship could not be used in commerce where the ship was still under construction
  • insufficient evidence of standing to seek a declaratory judgment of patent infringement where “[t]he accused infringing ship’s hull would not be finished until at least nine months after the complaint was filed”

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