( CNN ) -- A South Korea court ruled that both Apple and Samsung violated each other 's patents , in a case that mimics legal battles between the electronics giants around the world . The Seoul District Court ordered each side to pay the other damages . Apple must pay Samsung 40 million won ( $ 35,300 ) ; Samsung is to pay Apple 25 million won ( $ 22,000 ) . The court banned sales in South Korea of Apple 's iPhone 4 and iPad 2 , Samsung 's Galaxy SII and Galaxy Nexus smartphones and Galaxy Tab and Galaxy 10.1 tablet computers . Both Samsung and Apple may appeal the lower court decision . The decision comes as a jury in California decides a similar patent case in the U.S. , with much higher stakes for the companies . Apple accuses Samsung of copying the design of the iPhone and iPad , and is suing Samsung for $ 2.5 billion . Samsung denies any wrongdoing and is counter suing Apple for $ 519 million , also for patent infringement . Similar patent cases between Apple and Samsung are being heard in Germany , the United Kingdom and Australia . CNN 's KJ Kwon contributed to this story .
A South Korea jury found that both Apple and Samsung violated each other 's patents . Samsung must pay $ 500 for infringing the Apple patents for iPhone and iPad . Apple was found to have violated Samsung 's Wi - Fi technology , and must pay $ 22,000 . This comes as a jury decides a similar patent case in the U.S. with much higher costs .