Asia IP

Text v. Context in New Zealand Patent Claim Interpretation

Issued: October 01 2010

New Zealand’s courts have declared, for the first time in many years, the claims of a New Zealand patent to be valid and infringed.

Tag: New Zealand Court of Appeal Peterson v Lucas Henry Hughes & Co European Patent Office

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