In this case, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit held that Jazz h

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In this case, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit held that Jazz had violated the cease and desist order, affirming this part of the ITC's decision. The court concluded among other things, that substantial evidence supports the finding that the majority of the cameras were sold aboard.

Kodak Film v. International trade Commission

Fuji Film Photo Film Co. v. International Trade Commission

Polaroid Film v. International Trade Commission

International Trade Commission v. Kodak and Fuji Film

Kodak Film v. International trade Commission

Fuji Film Photo Film Co. v. International Trade Commission

Polaroid Film v. International Trade Commission

International Trade Commission v. Kodak and Fuji Film

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Ans) Fuji Film Photo Film Co. v. International Trade Commission

Fuji Fims was making 'lens fitted film packages'(LFFPs) and also holded 15 patents for the same.Now jazz corporation collected used LFFPs in united states and then exported them to refurbish them by inserting new films.These refurbished LFFPs were then imported in US for sale.But Fuji films had the patent of technology.So that was the context of the CASE.

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