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There must also be some legal capacity to control the activity of the primary infringer.

There must be an act of infringement by the direct infringer.

Another difference between products and processes relates to the knowledge of the infringer.

Taking action against an infringer can be very expensive.

It can take place on the premises of the alleged infringer, but also at a trade fair for instance.

Capital punishment for the infringer and everyone else within a one mile radius.

Another reason to use a particular claim might be to catch a particular class of infringer.

Both the locked content and the technology containing the key are commercially available to an infringer.

In particular, if the work carries a copyright notice, the infringer cannot claim innocence.

"The infringer may just disappear or the local authorities may refuse to help you."

In cases of patent counterfeiting, the Bureau can however impose a fine on the infringer.

Nevertheless, additional translations could become necessary in legal proceedings against a suspected infringer.

(12) Thus, Napster was determined to be a contributory infringer.

Canadian patent law also provides an accounting of profits made by the defendant infringer as a remedy.

"Playing the victim" sounds a lot like "obvious infringer is obvious."

But if you're downloading just because you don't want to pay for the song, then you're probably an infringer.

This obvious infringer of Berliner's patents was soon put out of business.

At issue, is whether the trial judge can impose statutory damages when the actual profits of the infringer are known.

B) They now have to sue each infringer individually, at significant expense and risk with little guarantee of reward.

Here, the 9th Circuit considered whether Napster was liable as a secondary infringer.

Following this the online service provider must take reasonable steps to promptly notify the alleged infringer of the action.

Nor was IO able to present any evidence that an actual repeat infringer had created a new account.

Even an innocent infringer is liable for infringement.

Where the infringer is the government, however, injunctions are not available and the copyright holder can only seek monetary damages.

The courts have long held that a finding of direct infringement requires a "volitional act" by the infringer.