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· 2/29/2016

Marven Lemock v. State of Indiana (mem. dec.)

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that “title to the patents, the responsibility to pay maintenance fees on the patents, and a right to notice of litigation and licensing activities are not substantial rights”
  • noting that we have found disavowal or disclaimer based on statements such as “the present invention includes” or “the present in- vention is”
  • noting we have found disavowal or disclaimer based on statements such as \the present invention includes\ or \the present invention is\
  • noting we have found disavowal or disclaimer based on statements such as “the present invention includes” or “the present invention is”
  • finding no substantial rights were retained where the licensor retained “the title to the patents, the responsibility to pay maintenance fees on the patents, and a right to notice of litigation”
  • “Under our precedent, only parties with exclusionary rights to a patent may bring suit for patent infringement.”

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