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- who: PETER GEORG PICHT and colleagues from the Since the Court of Justice of the European Union`s , decision in Huawei v ZTE [1] the holder of patents essential to an industry standard (standard-essential patents or SEPs) seeking to obtain an injunction in the EU against an unlicensed implementer`s infringement of those SEPs must comply with a set of procedural rules laid out in Huawei, as well as subsequent Member State interpretations thereofThese conduct rules are mainly rooted in European competition law, and are used to determine whether the SEP holder`s attempt to obtain . . .
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