Comment Re:Location-based reminders? (Score 1) 250
The whole concept of "obvious to a person skilled in the art" has been ground into the dirt for 20+ years now.
The whole concept of "obvious to a person skilled in the art" has been ground into the dirt for 20+ years now.
No, but park it in my parking space, don't remove it after I have you served with a notice to either do so or that I will go to court and get title of it, and guess what - I *can* go to court and get title transferred.
Uhhhh...what?? What law is this? IAAL and I've never heard of this legal maneuver.
He's talking about adverse possession.
It wouldn't directly apply here (it's not real estate, so he'd have to look at the more general doctrine of laches), but if you can't spot it, you should brush up on your property law. IANAL, but I've got a J.D.
Shouldn't the patent obligation been handled between the licensor and the media company? Aren't we in fact, entity "C?"
We are, in so much as we are not liable for patent infringement for owning or transferring media on which resides the patented subject matter, i.e., the encoded data.
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