27 November 2019PatentsVladimir Biriulin

Russia: Reading into the latest ‘resolutions’ document

Russia is not a common law country. Every court abides by the law and is guided by its understanding of the law. In practice, however, opposing judgments in similar situations do occasionally happen.

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