U.S. Philips Corp. v. International Trade Commission

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• explaining that the propriety of a license generally must be evaluated as of the time when it is issued
• explaining that the propriety of a license generally must be evaluated as of the time when it is issued
• “Package licensing can also obviate any potential patent disputes ... and thus reduce the likelihood that a licensee will find itself involved in costly litigation.”
• \Package licensing can also obviate any potential patent disputes ... and thus reduce the likelihood that a licensee will find itself involved in costly litigation.\
• \A nonexclusive patent license is simply a promise not to sue for infringement.\
• “A nonexclusive patent license is simply a promise not to sue for infringement.”

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