Huawei Technologies v Netgear (CFI, 13 January 2025)
| Date | 13 January 2025 |
|---|---|
| Court | CFI |
| Registry reference | App_1210/2025 · ORD_1826/2025 |
Summary pending review. Official UPC registry metadata imported on 24 September 2026.
Official decision (PDF) · UPC registry entry
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Source and translations
- Official source
- Unified Patent Court registry link recorded in the record
- Original language
- not recorded
- Translation available
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- Date checked
- not recorded
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Decisions in the same proceedings and documented appeals
No other decision in the corpus bears the same case number, and no appeal is documented in the corpus to date.
What the record states
- Outcome (Dhenne Avocats summary)
- Le retrait de la demande de mesures provisoires de Huawei est autorisé, chaque partie supporte ses frais et la garantie de 3 000 000 euros est restituée.
- Appeal
- No appeal documented in the corpus, this does not mean that no appeal was lodged.
- Instance
- First-instance decision, whether it has become final is not recorded.
Patents mentioned
EP 3 611 989mentioned in: Dhenne Avocats analysis Follow this patentEP 3 678 321mentioned in: Dhenne Avocats analysis Follow this patent
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