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Franz Xaver Huemer vs New Yash Engineers on 8 March, 1996

The judgment of the Division Bench of this Court in Franz Xaver Huemer v. New Yash Engineers, 1996 PTC (16)(DB) 232 is sought to be distinguished by submitting that in the aforesaid case patentee was not commercially exploiting the patents in India and consequently the public was being denied the benefit of such patents by its lack of user and this prevented a similar device from being worked or used by the market or industry. The plaintiff submits that the plaintiff's products are being sold commercially and the public is not being deprived of the benefits of the patents and the aforesaid judgment cannot, therefore, be relied upon.
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