In this week’s patent news - Delhi High Court notifies final Intellectual Property Rights Division Rules 2022 and Rules Governing Patent Suits 2022; Need for...
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From China with Love: The Xiaomi Story
This post discusses Xiaomi’s rapid growth in the smartphone industry and its legal dispute with Ericsson over standard essential patents in India. The Delhi High Court’s injunction and subsequent partial relief are analysed, providing insights into the legal and market impact for Xiaomi and its rivals.
Read more about From China with Love: The Xiaomi StoryPTech Industry Split – Proposed Indian Patent policy
The post discusses the proposed Indian Patent policy focusing on essential patents and FRAND licensing. It analyses differing industry perspectives and examines the legal and competitive implications for technology companies.
Read more about PTech Industry Split – Proposed Indian Patent policySamsung and Huawei Lose Patent Fight against Unwired Planet
Unwired Planet has won the first round in a UK patent dispute against Samsung and Huawei over LTE standard essential patents. The ruling addresses both technical infringement and FRAND licensing issues, with further trials scheduled to determine broader legal and commercial implications.
Read more about Samsung and Huawei Lose Patent Fight against Unwired PlanetStandard-Essential Patents & FRAND licensing in India
This post analyses the legal and industry dynamics of standard essential patents and FRAND licensing in India. It covers key cases, policy challenges, and the complexities of balancing SEP holder and licensee interests in the Indian context.
Read more about Standard-Essential Patents & FRAND licensing in IndiaEricsson has a (i)Ball at the Court
The Delhi High Court granted an interim injunction to Ericsson against iBall in a significant patent infringement dispute involving standard essential patents for mobile technologies. The court found in favour of Ericsson, stressing the importance of prompt patent rights enforcement in India.
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