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Menashe v William Hill

By Occasional Contributors | 6 Minutes Read March 8, 2017

Where does a cause of action for patent infringement arise?

In Apotex Inc. v Astrazeneca Canada Inc., 2017 FCA 9, the Court of Appeal had to interpret section 39 of the Federal Courts Act in order to determine the appropriate limitation period for those patents that issued before a six–year limitation period was established by section 55.01 of the Patent Act in 1993.

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