Apple managed to save itself from humiliation for a while as they has won a temporary stay on a UK ruling that would have the company post ‘Samsung didn’t copy iPad’ notice on its EU websites and some print publications. The company won this temporary reprieve on Thursday.
According to AllThingsD, A London court granted Apple’s request to postpone those notices until October, when the company will have the opportunity to appeal the previous ruling. Recently, U.K. Judge Colin Birss ordered that Apple had to post a statement on its EU websites and several newspapers saying Samsung didn’t copy the iPad.
Judge Birss’s ruling said that Apple had to publish ads in The Daily Mail, The Financial Times, Mobile Magazine, T3 magazine and The Guardian in a font size no smaller than Arial 14 and must be placed before page 6. But now the order has been moved to October. “It would not be right to condemn Apple to such a fate before it has had a chance to argue its case,” that’s what Judge David Kitchin wrote in his ruling
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