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1. Member raising question and answering

Hong Kong, China
Canada

2. Category and subcategory

IP Enforcement

3. Question

1. Is it correct to say that intellectual property infringement cases often end in the interim interlocutory stage? If yes, what seem to be the reasons? Is this desirable in the interest of justice?

4. Answer

By virtue of the costs associated with litigation, and other practical factors, it may happen that an interlocutory injunction will, from a practical point of view, dispose of an intellectual property right infringement action.
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