Infringement Beyond the Contemplation of Fair-Minded People


U.S. Pat. No. D321,347
In Colida v. Sharp Electronics Corp., et al. (Fed. Cir., March 9, 2004, not citeable as precedent), the differences between the ’347 patent and the CDM-7900 handset wer "so obvious and pronounced that Tony Colida’s allegation that the CDM-7900 handset infringes his patent and that the district court erred in granting summary judgment is beyond the reasonable contemplation of fair-minded people."
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