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Nokia Moves Delhi HC on 5G Patent Rejection
July 21, 2025
|Mint Bangalore
India's patent office declined a patent for Nokia's 5G network slicing tech
Nokia Technologies, a subsidiary of Finnish multinational Nokia Corp., has approached the Delhi High Court challenging the Indian Patent Office's refusal to grant its patent for an "enhanced registration procedure" designed to support its advanced 5G network slicing technology in India.
On 17 July, Justice Saurabh Banerjee issued notice to the assistant controller of patents and designs, directing a response to Nokia's plea. The counsel for the patent office sought six weeks to file a reply, as per the court order. Any rejoinder, if required, can be filed within four weeks after that, the order said. The matter is scheduled for further hearing in November.
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