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A SINGLE PATENT COURT Dream or Reality?

机译：单一专利法院梦想还是现实？

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In Ungar v Sugg Lord Esher commented with unparalleled eloquence on the distress suffered by patentees seeking to enforce their rights: "What, that a man had better have his patent infringed, or have anything happen to him in this world,short of losing all his family by influenza, than have a dispute about a patent." One wonders whether Lord Esher would have found words to describe the challenges inherent in modern patent litigation, particularly in an international context.At the time that Ungar v Sugg was decided, international trade was based on tangible goods; as was the wealth of countries. National authorities granted patent rights according to the requirements they deemed fit - often paying little or no attention to the practice in other countries. Patent litigation was rare and took place in only a handful of countries.
机译：在对Ungar诉Sugg的起诉中，Esher勋爵以无与伦比的口才对试图行使其权利的专利权人所遭受的痛苦进行了评论：一家人因流感而对专利产生争议。”有人怀疑埃舍尔勋爵是否会找到措辞来描述现代专利诉讼中固有的挑战，特别是在国际背景下。在Ungar诉Sugg案判决之时，国际贸易是基于有形商品的。和国家的财富一样。国家主管部门根据他们认为合适的要求授予专利权-通常很少或根本没有注意其他国家的做法。专利诉讼很少见，仅在少数几个国家发生。

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