Nokia has agreed to have its standard essential patents granted by the Delhi High Court (SEP) Set global licensing rates, As long asOppoTo drop his China suit, Nokia will drop its case in the UK, It is the latest twist in a multi-jurisdictional dispute. This news means, India may be the place where the two sides finally settle their global dispute, The dispute is already in Britain, European and Chinese courts.

Pratibha．Singer (Prathiba　Singh) The judge advised the court to expedite the trialSEPSum and sumSEPTrial of, Not a ruling on Nokia's request for a temporary injunction. The Delhi High Court's website issued an order dated10month31Diurnal order. Although Nokia has agreed to speed up on itSEPHearing of proceedings, And withdraw his lawsuit in Britain, But it must now agree to the mergerSEPSum and sumSEPProceedings to expedite the trial. If both parties agree to all the terms, OppoWill have to promise fairness as found by the Delhi High Court, Reasonable and non-discriminatory (FRAND) Terms licensed worldwide.

OppoAgreed to mergeSEPSum and sumSEPProcedure for a speedy trial, But has yet to agree to withdraw its case in China or have it set global by the Delhi High CourtFRANDclause.

India has become a major player in Nokia andOppoNeutral ground. Nokia is seen as having a home advantage in Europe, whileOppoThere are advantages in China.

7month, A divisional court of the Delhi High Court is inOppoIt is required to pay a temporary bond to the court when a patent dispute intensifies. The Supreme Court of India in8The decision was confirmed in October, laterOppoDeposit this fee with the Delhi court. then, Nokia forOppoThe application for an interim injunction is pending before Judge Singh. in10In the ruling of October, Judge Singh said, Both sides could consider expediting the trial, becauseOppoTemporary security deposit submitted, This makes Nokia's interests in the Indian market safe.

If Nokia andOppoAgree to the court's terms, It could be as early as next year1Monthly initiation program. If both parties disagree, The court may have to make a crucial ruling on Nokia's request for an injunction.

Nokia andOpporeferredSEPThe dispute in Chongqing first Intermediate People's Court procedure has been concluded, But the court has yet to issue a ruling.

9month, The High Court of England and Wales granted Nokia a legal challengeOppoProhibition of, The Chinese company had previously refused to comply with the court's decisionFRANDTerms obtained from NokiaSEPPermission soon after, The court grantedOppoAppeal to the Supreme Court of England. (Be compiled frommanagingip. com)

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