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:''Note: This article is about the trial in '''Mannheim'''. There is also a Nokia v. HTC case in '''Munich''' I Regional Court.<ref>http://www.fosspatents.com/2013/10/ruling-canceled-htc-struggling-to-win.html</ref>'' | :''Note: This article is about the trial in '''Mannheim'''. There is also a Nokia v. HTC case in '''Munich''' I Regional Court.<ref>http://www.fosspatents.com/2013/10/ruling-canceled-htc-struggling-to-win.html</ref>'' | ||
| − | In the ruling | + | In the ruling of Landgericht Mannheim on 5 August 2013, case number 7 O 201/12, the judges found that [[VP8]] didn't violate Nokia's patent [https://www.google.com/patents/EP1186177B1 EP 1186177 B1].<ref>http://blog.webmproject.org/2013/08/good-news-from-germany.html</ref> |
==Where is the ruling?== | ==Where is the ruling?== | ||
Latest revision as of 11:51, 30 January 2016
- Note: This article is about the trial in Mannheim. There is also a Nokia v. HTC case in Munich I Regional Court.[1]
In the ruling of Landgericht Mannheim on 5 August 2013, case number 7 O 201/12, the judges found that VP8 didn't violate Nokia's patent EP 1186177 B1.[2]
Contents
Where is the ruling?
I've searched the press coverage, including in German, but everyone just links to Google's tiny statement, the '177 patent, and Florian's blog. I also searched the court's website, to no avail: http://www.landgericht-mannheim.de
Anyone know how to get a copy of this ruling?
Multiples cases
According to Florian Mueller:
The dispute started last year when Nokia filed an ITC complaint against HTC and sued it in a United States district court (District of Delaware) and in three German courts; now there's also litigation pending in the UK.[3]
Patents involved
Related pages on ESP Wiki
External links
- German VP8 infringement cases show Google's inability to cut through the codec patent thicket, 15 June 2013, Florian Mueller (overly pessimistic as always)
- German court dismisses (another) Nokia lawsuit against HTC targeting Google Play, 23 April 2013, Florian Mueller
