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<And perhaps even some opportunities to "hit again" on early licensees who got the "first mover discount".>
I wonder how long it will take before some licensee somewhere is in court because it won't agree to renegotiate the original license? Then again, what does the SC ruling do, if anything, in regard to current licenses that contain language that attempts to nullify patent exhaustion. Are they still valid/enforceable, or are they invalid/uninforceable? Or do they remain valid, but certain terms are no longer valid/enforceable?
Would seem to me that if any part of a license agreement is no longer enforceable, that would necessarily invalidate the entire license. Hmmmmm
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