· 3/26/1998
Leonard R. Kahn v. General Motors Corporation
Citations
- 135 F.3d 1472
- 1998 WL 38034
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- “The absence of even a single limitation of [a claim] from the accused device precludes a finding of literal infringement.”
- “The absence of even a single limitation of [a claim] from the accused device precludes a finding of literal infringement”
- “[I]n writing a claim in means-plus-function form, a party is limited to the corresponding structure disclosed in the specification and its equivalents.”
- obviousness may not be established using hindsight
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Judges: Newman, Rader, Gajarsa
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