Delete meeting requests

I had a meeting request set up in ical.IE the request was emailed to me from another party and I accepted it.  I have cancelled the request as it was an ongoing event.IE I can no longer see the event in my ical but it is still reminding me of the event. How to I have this removed completely so no reminders come through

Hi,
From your description, I would like to verify if this issue only occurs on smartphone. If OWA works well, the issue should be related to the smartphone sync issue. After the synchronization, the mobile device will receive the same meeting request notification.
Hope my clarification can be helpful to you.
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