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ARTICLE · 27 MARCH 2014

Ericsson Under Probe By Competition Commission Of India Over It’s SEP

In the present article we are discussing about enforcement of the Ericsson’s standard-essential patents (SEP) relating to wireless technology standards such as GSM, EDGE and 3G in India.

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In the present article we are discussing about enforcement of the Ericsson's standard-essential patents (SEP) relating to wireless technology standards such as GSM, EDGE and 3G in India.

Ericsson, the Swedish company, a big player in mobile network infrastructure manufacturing, had filed a patent infringement suit against Micromax in March 2013, Micromax i.e one of India's largest domestic mobile handset manufacturers. The suit, filed at the Delhi High Court, involves a huge claim of Rs. 100 crores made by Ericsson by way of damages which is one of the highest in terms of damages sought in a patent suit in the Indian IT and Telecommunications industry.

Ericsson, had come up with the legal action against Micromax due to the failure of three years' negotiation with Micromax for a license agreement on certain standard-essential patents (SEP) relating to wireless technology standards such as GSM, EDGE and 3G. Justice Manmohan of Delhi High Court issued an order on

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