Sealegs patent defence an abuse of process, court hears
Amphibious tech company seeks leave to appeal after High Court strike out.
A Smuggler vessel with an Orion amphibious system installed, on display at the 2016 Auckland Boat Show.
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Allegations of abuse of process were aired at the High Court on Wednesday as amphibious boat engineering firm Orion Marine continued its fight to claim $6.8 million of damages against rival Sealegs International.
The case is the latest twist in a long-running battle between the parties dating back
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