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The doctrine of equivalents in various patent regimes - does anybody have it right?: An article from: Yale Journal of Law & Technology

Name: The doctrine of equivalents in various patent regimes - does anybody have it right?: An article from: Yale Journal of Law & Technology
Author: Nicholas Pumfrey, Martin J. Adelman, Shamnad Basheer, Raj S. Dave, Peter Meier-Beck, Yukio Nagasawa, Maximilian Rospatt, Martin Sulsky
ISBN: 978B002HHPO86

AuthorNicholas Pumfrey, Martin J. Adelman, Shamnad Basheer, Raj S. Dave, Peter Meier-Beck, Yukio Nagasawa, Maximilian Rospatt, Martin Sulsky

PublisherYale Journal of Law & Technology

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Author(s)Nicholas Pumfrey, Martin J. Adelman, Shamnad Basheer, Raj S. Dave, Peter Meier-Beck, Yukio Nagasawa, Maximilian Rospatt, Martin Sulsky

PublisherYale Journal of Law & Technology

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Title: The doctrine of equivalents in various patent regimes - does anybody have it right?
Author: Nicholas Pumfrey
Publication:Yale Journal of Law & Technology (Magazine/Journal)
Date: January 1, 2008
Publisher: Yale Journal of Law & Technology
Volume: 11 Page: 261(48)

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