Abstract
The Chancellor of the High Court, Sir Terence Etherton, has delivered the leading (and unanimously agreed) judgment in this appeal concerning the validity of Motorola's patent for synchronization of electronic message statuses, dealing chiefly with the proper construction of patent claims and admissibility of points on appeal which were neither set out in the grounds of appeal nor addressed in evidence in the proceedings at first instance.
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