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Motorola Inc , [2010] EWHC 118 (Pat). Moreover, with patent infringement being a strict liability tort, there is no plausible legal basis in patentlaw for introducing a requirement that there must be commercial intent for there to be infringement, let alone in cross-border situations. William Hill Org. 2d 1070 (Ct.
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