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Re: biomaven0 post# 125905

Tuesday, 08/30/2011 3:35:40 PM

Tuesday, August 30, 2011 3:35:40 PM

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I do not see it either. Too many variables to make such a broad blanket statement.

In general, you may practice your own patent[process of making or using 'x'] but still infringe a dominating patent that claims 'x' as a composition. An objectively high likelihood that acts will constitute infringement is the general test---judges of course have considerable discretion in increasing a damages award. Courts will look to objective recklessness on part of infringer that avoids its duty of care to not commit the tort.

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