The Court starts off citing the classic case-law on definition of abuse (§ 45) and recalls the fact that exercising the rights that form part of an IPR cannot in itself constitute an abuse of dominance; an abuse will only exist in exceptional circumstances (§§ 46-47). It then goes o...
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This entire complaint is more like a 1L exam question than a real lawsuit — to the extent that the second cause of action is something called “promissory estoppel,” a concept that sets the hearts of law professors aflame and which comes up in the real world approximately never. The impor...
Tammelleo, A. David
Promissory estoppel is the legal principle thata promise is enforceable by law, even if made without formal consideration when a promisor has made a promise to a promisee who then relies on that promise to his subsequent detriment. Pinnel's Case (Part Payment in satisfaction of a debt) ...
The Court does not allow the Plaintiff to recover under promissory estoppel where there is no consideration. The Court’s holding on the promissory estoppel claim may be explained in part by the limited use of promissory estoppel at the time of th...
I am not able to conclude on the record before us that Ashley was the prevailing party as a matter of law. I believe the correct disposition would be to vacate the award of attorney's fees and costs, and remand the issue for redetermination in light of this court's decision. The super...