Apple samsung drag Dutch court
Samsung will open a front in the Dutch international patent battle with Apple. The Korean electronics giant will start proceedings on the merits of the Hague court.
Samsung strikes back with a lawsuit against Apple in the Netherlands. Details are still scarce, but the court in The Hague confirmed the case against Webwereld after an anonymous tip to the editor. There's the Samsung case against Apple for August 17 on the roll. Then takes place, but no hearing, the indictment against Apple formally submitted to the court. The case is then applied, as in jargon.
Later session
Because the proceedings on the merits, it can take months before a session, said an employee of the roladministratie of the Hague court.
Samsung's lawyer, Bas Berghuis Woortman of the international law firm Simmons & Simmons, wants nothing further about the case before his client lost explicit consent. Berghuis of Woortman specializes in intellectual property with a focus on patents and technology .
The spokesman of Samsung UK can not give details. "Such cases are settled internationally, we know nothing from there. We're just as curious as you," said a spokeswoman.
International patent battle
Samsung UK have sent a general statement that the company "remains committed to defending its intellectual property and protect our continuous innovation and growth in the mobile communications world is maintained." Apple Netherlands refrain from further comment, let the spokesperson.
The dispute revolves likely to patents. Apple and Samsung are currently in a worldwide patent conflicted about smartphones, tablets and mobile technology. Back and forth between the companies to complain, but it's mostly Apple takes the lead.
Galaxy Tab Import Ban
Apple claims that Samsung is not only violating patents, but also the group that the design of various mobile devices unlawfully copied from Apple. These include the successful Android smartphone Galaxy Galaxy Tab S and the tablet, which were cloned from the iPhone and the iPhone.
So Apple has the import and sale of the tablet out to block in Australia, pending a lawsuit there. Samsung is therefore a special Australian version of the tablet ivoeren to circumvent the blockade. In the U.S. do different things between the two fighting cocks.
Samsung filed in April has three lawsuits against Apple homeland in South Korea, Japan and Germany. And now a new case in the Netherlands.
The Korean electronics giant has more than 20,000 European patents registered, of which over 1800 related to mobile technology.
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Samsung strikes back with a lawsuit against Apple in the Netherlands. Details are still scarce, but the court in The Hague confirmed the case against Webwereld after an anonymous tip to the editor. There's the Samsung case against Apple for August 17 on the roll. Then takes place, but no hearing, the indictment against Apple formally submitted to the court. The case is then applied, as in jargon.
Later session
Because the proceedings on the merits, it can take months before a session, said an employee of the roladministratie of the Hague court.
Samsung's lawyer, Bas Berghuis Woortman of the international law firm Simmons & Simmons, wants nothing further about the case before his client lost explicit consent. Berghuis of Woortman specializes in intellectual property with a focus on patents and technology .
The spokesman of Samsung UK can not give details. "Such cases are settled internationally, we know nothing from there. We're just as curious as you," said a spokeswoman.
International patent battle
Samsung UK have sent a general statement that the company "remains committed to defending its intellectual property and protect our continuous innovation and growth in the mobile communications world is maintained." Apple Netherlands refrain from further comment, let the spokesperson.
The dispute revolves likely to patents. Apple and Samsung are currently in a worldwide patent conflicted about smartphones, tablets and mobile technology. Back and forth between the companies to complain, but it's mostly Apple takes the lead.
Galaxy Tab Import Ban
Apple claims that Samsung is not only violating patents, but also the group that the design of various mobile devices unlawfully copied from Apple. These include the successful Android smartphone Galaxy Galaxy Tab S and the tablet, which were cloned from the iPhone and the iPhone.
So Apple has the import and sale of the tablet out to block in Australia, pending a lawsuit there. Samsung is therefore a special Australian version of the tablet ivoeren to circumvent the blockade. In the U.S. do different things between the two fighting cocks.
Samsung filed in April has three lawsuits against Apple homeland in South Korea, Japan and Germany. And now a new case in the Netherlands.
The Korean electronics giant has more than 20,000 European patents registered, of which over 1800 related to mobile technology.
source
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