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Putting an end to a 24 year old patentinfringement suit, the Delhi High Court has directed Maharaja Appliances Ltd. As a further twist, the defendants stated that they changed suppliers after facing some quality issues and switched to an unnamed Chinese supplier, who the defendant claimed had their own patent on the imported vessel.
Pretty high for an extraordinary writ that’s supposed to issue only if the lower court’s decision was a “clear abuse of discretion” that “produced a patently erroneous result,” as the Federal Circuit wrote in a 2009 decision, In re Genentech. And so the stakes over transfer of venue decisions are unusually high in patent cases.
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