Reverse doctrine of equivalents
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reverse-doctrine-of-equivalents-234-18332923
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Reverse doctrine of equivalents
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The reverse doctrine of equivalents is a legal doctrine of United States patent law, according to which a device that appears to literally infringe a patent claim, by including elements or limitations that correspond to each element or limitation of the patent claim, nonetheless does not infringe the patent, because the accused device operates on a different principle. That is, "it performs the same or a similar function in a substantially different way." It has been said that "the purpose of th
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2023-06-05T00:26:50Z
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