In a first in India, Patent infringer held in contempt on basis of WayBack certificate.

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In a first in India, Patent infringer held in contempt on basis of WayBack certificate.

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In what is probably the first such trial in a contempt application, the Delhi High Court has held a defendant guilty of contempt of court relying on the WayBack Machine certificate which proved an older version of website of the defendant proving it to be engaged in selling a drug thereby infringing the patent of Sugen Inc.

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