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Oppo Guangdong, along with Oppo Mobile Telecommunications, Oppo Mobiles India, Realme Mobile Telecommunications (India), and OnePlus Technology and others had earlier appealed to the Supreme Court that the HC judgement altered the level playing field, causing further hardship to them, as it overlooked the fact that Nokias interest was secured by its bank guarantees.

The HC had asked Oppo to deposit 23 per cent of the amount paid under its 2018 License Agreement towards "royalty" for alleged infringement of Nokias three standard essential patents in cellular technology.

The Supreme Court on Friday refused to interfere with the Delhi High Courts judgment that had asked the Chinese manufacturer to deposit 23 per cent of the amount paid under its 2018 License Agreement towards "royalty" for alleged infringement of Nokias three standard essential patents in cellular technology.

“We welcome the Supreme Court decision. Oppo has been unwilling to renew its license on fair and reasonable terms or resolve the matter amicably and has used our technology without making any royalty payments for two years,” said a spokesperson for Nokia Technologies.

Oppo Guangdong, along with Oppo Mobile Telecommunications, Oppo Mobiles India, Realme Mobile Telecommunications (India), and OnePlus Technology and others had earlier appealed to the Supreme Court that the HC judgement altered the level playing field, causing further hardship to them, as it overlooked the fact that Nokia’s interest was secured by its bank guarantees.

In their appeal, Oppo Guangdong Oppo Mobile Telecommunications Corp, Oppo Mobiles India, Realme Mobile Telecommunication (India), Oneplus Technology and others have told the Supreme Court that the HC judgment of July 3 "altered the level playing field" and further caused significant hardship to them as it overlooked the fact that the Nokia Technologies interest was secured by its bank guarantees (BGs).

A bench headed by Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud will hear the case on August 4.

In their appeal, Oppo Guangdong Oppo Mobile Telecommunications Corp, Oppo Mobiles India, Realme Mobile Telecommunication (India), Oneplus Technology and others have told the Supreme Court that the HC judgment of July 3 "altered the level playing field" and further caused significant hardship to them as it overlooked the fact that the Nokia Technologies interest was secured by its bank guarantees (BGs).

On June 27, 2023, the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals denied OnePlus Technology's petition for a writ of mandamus, which sought to vacate the district court's denial of a motion to transfer.