V-Dot Technologies LLC v. Acer, Inc. et al
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ORDER DISMISSING CASE by Judge John F. Walter and granting Stipulation to Dismiss Party 79 Case Terminated. Made JS-6., Hewlett-Packard Co., Hewlett-Packard Co., Hewlett-Packard Co., Hewlett-Packard Co. and Hewlett-Packard Co. terminated. (se)
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UNITED STATES D
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DISTRICT COURT
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TRAL DIS
STRICT OF CALIF
O
FORNIA - WESTER DIVIS
RN
SION
CENT
-DOT TEC
CHNOLOG
GIES LLC,
,
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CV
36-JFW (C
CWx)
Case No. C 10-643
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GRANTIN STIPU
NG
ULATION
N
ORDER G
AND JOI
INT MOTION TO D
DISMISS
HEWLET
TT-PACK
KARD CO.
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Plaintiff,
vs.
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CER, INC. ACER AMERICA
.,
A
8 AC
CO
ORP., ACE AMER
ER
RICAN
9 HO
OLDING CORP., GA
C
ATEWAY, INC.,
ND
LETT-PAC
CKARD CO
O.,
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Defendant
ts.
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Before the Court is Plaintif V-Dot T
e
t
ff
Technologies LLC (“V
V-DOT”) a
and
efendant Hewlett-Pac
H
ckard Co. (“HP”) Stip
(
pulation an Joint M
nd
Motion to D
Dismiss
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ch
TED.
16 Without Prejudice. Suc motion is GRANT
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PURSUANT TO STIPULA
O
ATION, IT IS HERE
T
EBY ORDE
ERED that
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(1)
All claims here at iss betwee V-DOT and HP re
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sue
en
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esolved by the terms
ns
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a
se
ment
as
xecuted
19 and condition of the Settlement and Licens Agreem that wa fully ex
tween V-D
DOT and on of HP's suppliers on January 11, 2012, are dismi
ne
y
issed with
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ejudice; an
nd
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(2) All other claims not resolved b the term and cond
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by
ms
ditions of t
the
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ettlement an License Agreement are dism
nd
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missed with
hout prejud
dice;
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(3) V-DOT an HP each shall bea their own costs and attorneys fees.
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IT IS SO ORDERED.
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DATE January 19, 2012
ED:
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HON. JO
OHN F. W
WALTER
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UNITED STATES DISTRIC JUDGE
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STIPULATIO AND JOINT MOTION TO DISMISS HE
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