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Japan's anti-monopoly agency demanded Tuesday that Microsoft Corp. drop its "non-assertion of patents provision" from contracts with Japanese electronics makers, making it the first time any government has demanded the clause be excised. The disputed clause says companies that sign Windows licensing agreements forgo the right to sue over suspected patent infringements linked to the licensing. The demand comes as Microsoft faces legal challenges in other countries.
July 15, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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