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· 1/15/1832

Prall v. Peet's Curator

Citations

  • 3 La. 274

How courts have described this case

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  • granting motion to dismiss for claim of contributory infringement because plaintiff made the assertion of no substantial non-infringing uses but provided no supporting facts
  • finding specific intent in an inducement claim where the defendant took “active steps to encourage customers to use the products in an infringing manner.

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Judges: Mathews

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