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    Philips sued Xiaomi in multiple countries including India, the UK, Netherlands, and Spain alleging that Xiaomi violated Philips' patents related to UMTS and LTE technologies used in Xiaomi's mobile phones. In India, Philips requested an injunction from the court to stop Xiaomi from manufacturing, importing, or selling the phones in question. The Delhi High Court then ordered Xiaomi to maintain 1,000 crore rupees in Indian bank accounts until the next hearing, and for Xiaomi to file details of these accounts. The court will hear further on the case on January 18, 2021.

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    Philips sued Xiaomi in multiple countries including India, the UK, Netherlands, and Spain alleging that Xiaomi violated Philips' patents related to UMTS and LTE technologies used in Xiaomi's mobile phones. In India, Philips requested an injunction from the court to stop Xiaomi from manufacturing, importing, or selling the phones in question. The Delhi High Court then ordered Xiaomi to maintain 1,000 crore rupees in Indian bank accounts until the next hearing, and for Xiaomi to file details of these accounts. The court will hear further on the case on January 18, 2021.

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    Philips sued Xiaomi in multiple countries including India, the UK, Netherlands, and Spain alleging that Xiaomi violated Philips' patents related to UMTS and LTE technologies used in Xiaomi's mobile phones. In India, Philips requested an injunction from the court to stop Xiaomi from manufacturing, importing, or selling the phones in question. The Delhi High Court then ordered Xiaomi to maintain 1,000 crore rupees in Indian bank accounts until the next hearing, and for Xiaomi to file details of these accounts. The court will hear further on the case on January 18, 2021.

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    Philips sues Xiaomi over UMTS and

    LTE technology patent


    infringement
    PATENT INFRINGEMENT
    Violation of a patent owner's rights with
    respect to some invention. Unless permitted
    by the patent owner, one commits patent
    infringement by making, using, offering to
    sell, or selling something that contains every
    element of a patented claim or its equivalent uthor is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND

    while the patent is in effect.


    Philips has filed a case against Xiaomi in the year 2020,
    alleging patent infringement and asked the Court to ban
    sales of all Xiaomi’s mobiles, which are violating the
    company’s patents. The patents related to UMTS
    enhancement (HSPA, HSPA+) and LTE technologies.

    Philips is alleging three patents are being violated by


    Xiaomi.
    Philips India has asked for an “ex-parte, ad-interim injunction”
    to be passed in its favour and wants all Xiaomi to be stopped
    from “manufacturing/assembling, importing, selling, offering for
    sale, advertising including through their and third party
    websites,” its mobile phones which are violating the company’s
    patents.
    Law terms used in previous slides

    EX-PARTE Ad-Interim Injunction


    Done with respect to or in the This is also called stay order in
    interests of one side only or of an common language
    interested outside party. Ad Interim stay means the
    If it seems to be lot of delay in temporary order of injunction
    the summons. passed by the court while the suit
    is still pending.
    GLOBAL DISPUTE

    Furthermore, Philips did not only sue Xiaomi in one country. According
    to JUVE Patent information, several lawsuits are also pending in the
    UK, Netherlands, Spain and India. Xiaomi had called on the court to do
    so. Apparently, lawsuits have also taken place between the two
    opponents in China. As is usual in other global patent disputes, it is
    therefore likely that Philips and Xiaomi have agreed on a global
    licence. So far, however, neither party has confirmed the settlement. It
    is not known whether Philips has also withdrawn the lawsuits in the
    other countries.
    INDIAN HIGH COURT PROCEEDING

    In order, the Delhi High Court has ordered Xiaomi India to maintain an
    amount of Rs 1,000 crores in their bank accounts which are operated in
    India, till the next date of hearing the defendants. Xiaomi has also been
    asked to file the details of the bank accounts operated in India where the
    amount of Rs 1000 crores is being maintained, on or before December 02,
    2020, reads the Delhi High Court order.

    The Delhi High Court has directed Xiaomi India to file its reply within four
    weeks. The next hearing will take place on January 18, 2021.
    GLOBAL SETTLEMENT

    In order, the Delhi High Court has ordered Xiaomi India to maintain an
    amount of Rs 1,000 crores in their bank accounts which are operated in
    India, till the next date of hearing the defendants. Xiaomi has also been
    asked to file the details of the bank accounts operated in India where the
    amount of Rs 1000 crores is being maintained, on or before December 02,
    2020, reads the Delhi High Court order.

    The Delhi High Court has directed Xiaomi India to file its reply within four
    weeks. The next hearing will take place on January 18, 2021.

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