Highlighting Ambiguity in Claims: “Court Cannot Determine Patent Scope Without Full Trial”

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Delhi High Court Refuses Interim Injunction in Patent Infringement Suit, Highlighting Ambiguity in Claims: “Court Cannot Determine Patent Scope Without Full Trial”

1. Court’s Decision The Delhi High Court dismissed the plaintiff’s application for an interim injunction, finding that the claims of the patent were ambiguous and required a full trial for…

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Rawlaw December 18, 2024

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