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20 September 2016EuropeBernd Allekotte and Markus Grammel

Mind your language

The German Federal Court of Justice (FCJ) considered the infringement of a Swiss-type medical use claim under the doctrine of equivalents for the first time in the June decision of X ZR 29/15 (Pemetrexed).

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