Sentence examples for infringement based from inspiring English sources

427, as amended, 15 U. S. C. § 1051 et seq., against TrafFix for trademark infringement (based on the similar names), trade dress infringement (based on the copied dual-spring design), and unfair competition.

BMG sued Cox for contributory and vicarious infringement based on Cox users' peer-to-peer file sharing activity.

The publishers suggest that their databases could be liable only under a theory of contributory infringement, based on end-user conduct, which the authors did not plead.

A finding of infringement based on paraphrase generally requires far more close and substantial a tracking of the original language than occurred in this case.

Mannion has no registered copyright in the image on the Iced Out Comp Board, which precludes a suit for infringement based upon that image.

This judgment is unsupportable, and is perhaps influenced by the Court's unspoken tendency in this case to find infringement based on the taking of information and ideas.

On July 17 , 2015 the Court for the Northern District of California issued an opinion granting summary judgment in favor of Nintendo in a patent infringement suit, construing the disputed claim term in accordance with Nintendo's interpretation and finding non-infringement based on the doctrine of prosecution history estoppel.

The Foundation has filed six infringement actions based on the Isbell patent.

While the Supreme Court has never directly ruled on this issue, the Court has already invalidated Congress' efforts to subject the States to patent and trademark infringement claims based on statutes nearly identical to the CRCA.

The parties appear to disagree whether the Publishers have conceded that the submission of a copy of an article to the USPTO is a fair use by expressly stating that they are not asserting an infringement claim based on that conduct in their Amended Complaint.

Disney's relationship with GoTo was previously very unprofitable: Mickey & Co. paid GoTo $21.5 million last May to settle a copyright infringement case based on similarities between the Go.com and GoTo.com logos.