The Redmi 1s and the 4G version of the Redmi
Note will soon resume sales in India, as the Delhi High Court has lifted the ban on Xiaomi devices under certain
terms.

Ericsson had accused Xiaomi of infringing upon
eight of its patents including AMR, EDGE and 3G technologies. Following the
accusation, the Delhi High Court passed an injunctionagainst Xiaomi barring it from
selling devices in India.
However, in an appeal filed by Xiaomi, it
claimed that the company also sold devices running on Qualcomm chipsets.
Qualcomm has obtained a license from Ericsson for its patented technology,which
indirectly means that Xiaomi phones running on Qualcomm chipsets were not
infringing upon Ericsson’s patents.
Following the appeal, the Delhi High Court
lifted the ban on Xiaomi devices that run on Qualcomm chipsets. These include
the Redmi 1s and the 4G variant of the Redmi Note. The 3G variant that had been selling before
the court injunction runs on a Meditek processor, so the company is still
legally bound to withhold its sales in India.