Philips DVD patent ruling in India sparks debate on enforcement, damages

By Freny Patel ( March 5, 2025, 01:20 GMT | Comment) -- The recent Philips DVD patent-infringement judgment has sparked considerable discussion within India's legal and tech communities, highlighting both the evolving landscape of patent litigation and the potential for stronger enforcement. Several IP lawyers said the Delhi High Court ruling demonstrates the judiciary's commitment to address delays and hold infringers accountable. Some viewed the judgment as "too little too late," raising questions about the adequacy of damages and the missed opportunity for the Delhi High Court to establish a more robust precedent. The recent Philips DVD patent-infringement judgment has sparked a debate within India's legal and tech communities, highlighting both the evolving landscape of patent litigation and the potential for stronger enforcement....

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Philips DVD patent ruling in India sparks debate on enforcement, damages

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