As Charles Duan put it, «A patent owner can
simply name defendants and a few patent numbers on the complaint, and that is enough to get in the courtroom door.»
Not exact matches
On as little as five days notice to the
defendant, it says, a nonprofit may be entitled to a permanent injunction if it can
simply show that a for - profit company is using its
name or «a
name so nearly resembling it as to be calculated to deceive the public.»
The plaintiff submits that if he were obliged to provide notice to all the respondents to this application, then the principal
defendants, Mr. Mitchell and Deep Capture LLC, would
simply transfer their domain
name and website files elsewhere, and carry on what would possibly be an even more aggressive campaign of defamation, or create a parallel website under a different
name so as to make the tracking down and removal of the defamatory articles almost impossible.
The Plaintiff
simply asserts that because they were the controlling minds on all relevant matters involving the running of the companies they are correctly
named as party
defendants.
Typically, ICBC is not
named as a
defendant to a ICBC Injury tort Claim, instead those at fault for the collision are
named and often they
simply happen to be insured by ICBC.
The lawyer
simply issued a statement of claim
naming «John Doe» as
defendant.