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: Golf PatentsDefendant King Sports Responds to Callaway?s Allegations
By David Dawsey PE Esq
One of the defendants has responded to the Complaint.
The following affirmative defenses are included in King Sports' Answer (click here to review the complete Answer):
?Defendant alleges that any similarity between any products offered by this Defendant and the plaintiff is mere coincidence and is incapable of creating any confusion in the market place?
?Defendant alleges that there is no market confusion of any products offered by this answering Defendant as compared to any products offered by plaintiff?
?Defendant alleges that its actions constitute nothing more than good faith competition and the plaintiff herein cannot stifle such competition?
?Defendant alleges that the technology and material use in the products marketed by this answering Defendant are within the public domain, and are not sufficiently unique to be subject to protection by patent or trademark?
?Defendant alleges that any infringement or delusion was inadvertent and innocent?
David Dawsey - Monitoring Clone Golf Club Patent Litigation
Full post as published by Golf Patents on January 11, 2008 (boomark / email).
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