Date:14/09/11
The Duesseldorf higher regional court Tuesday said Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. has appealed a ruling from last week that bans the South Korean technology giant from selling its Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet computer in Germany.
Samsung so far hasn't said what the appeal will be based on, the court said in a statement.
The company Friday said it would appeal a ruling by the Duesseldorf regional court that bans Samsung from distributing the product in Germany, while Samsung's German unit is barred from selling the device in the whole of the European Union.
The ban followed a dispute with Apple Inc., which claims that Samsung had copied its products.
Samsung appeals Galaxy Tab 10.1 ruling in German court
The Duesseldorf higher regional court Tuesday said Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. has appealed a ruling from last week that bans the South Korean technology giant from selling its Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet computer in Germany.Samsung so far hasn't said what the appeal will be based on, the court said in a statement.
The company Friday said it would appeal a ruling by the Duesseldorf regional court that bans Samsung from distributing the product in Germany, while Samsung's German unit is barred from selling the device in the whole of the European Union.
The ban followed a dispute with Apple Inc., which claims that Samsung had copied its products.
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