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GuardianSamsung is closer to selling its new Galaxy tablet computer in Australia after a court on Wednesday overturned a ruling that favoured Apple's allegations that Samsung had copied its iPad and iPhone.
But Samsung will have to wait a few more days before it can begin selling the Galaxy, after Apple indicated it would appeal to the nation's high court. The federal court agreed to keep the injunction in place until Friday while that issue is pending. Samsung might still be able to capitalise on the Christmas shopping season in Australia if it can ultimately win the patent war.
The ruling said evidence failed to show the Galaxy tablet infringed Apple's touchscreen patent. Justices said Apple would be unlikely to win if the case went to a trial. It criticised the earlier decision in Apple's favour as "clearly wrong".
In October a federal court justice, Annabelle Bennett, granted Apple's request for a temporary injunction against sale of Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Australia, preventing the device going on shelves in its current form.
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