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CAFC
(redirected from US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit)

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CAFCCourt of Appeals for the Federal Circuit
CAFCUS Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit
CAFCCanada Firearms Centre
CAFCCommission for Assistance to a Free Cuba
CAFCCharlton Athletic Football Club (UK)
CAFCCanadian Association of Fire Chiefs
CAFCCorporate Average Fuel Consumption
CAFCCrewe Alexandra Football Club


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The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit upheld the patent infringement ruling against Microsoft by a lower court but overturned the damages award saying it was "not supported by substantial evidence.
The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit upheld the patent infringement ruling against Microsoft by a lower court but overturned the damages award saying it was "not supported by substantial evidence.
The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, in a 25-page ruling, upheld the August 2007 decision of a lower court that Microsoft did not violate MP3 digital audio patents in its Windows Media Player software.
 
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