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Supreme Court Examines Bona Fides of Insolvency Proceedings by Telecom Service Providers to Avoid AGR Dues. The Court held that no fresh dispute on AGR dues can be raised after final judgment and that spectrum cannot be subject of IBC proceedings.

20 Jul 2020

The Supreme Court was hearing miscellaneous applications in the ongoing litigation concerning the definition of Adjusted Gross Revenue (AGR) and the p...

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Supreme Court Examines Bona Fides of Insolvency Proceedings by Telecom Service Providers to Avoid AGR Dues. The Court held that AGR dues are final and no fresh disputes can be raised, and directed examination of whether insolvency proceedings under IBC are a subterfuge.

20 Jul 2020

The Supreme Court was hearing applications in the ongoing AGR dues matter, where the Union of India sought extension of time for payment. The Court ha...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Telecom Company's Claim for Refund of Entry Fee After 2G Licences Quashed Due to Illegal Government Policy. Restitution Under Section 65 of Indian Contract Act, 1872 Denied as Quashing Did Not Render Contracts Void, and Set-Off Policy Upheld Under Article 14 of Constitution.

3 Mar 2022

The dispute involved a telecom company seeking a refund of an Entry Fee of Rs 1454.94 crores paid for 2G licences across twenty-one service areas, aft...

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Bombay High Court Upholds Pay-and-Recover Direction Against Insurer for Dishonoured Cheque Premium — Insurer Must Pay Third-Party Claimants First Then Recover from Owner. The court held that under Section 149 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, the insurer is liable to third parties even if the premium cheque was dishonoured, and the direction to pay first and recover from the owner is valid.

4 Dec 2017

The Oriental Insurance Co. Ltd. appealed against the judgment and award dated 7th November 2008 passed by the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal, Akola in...

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Bombay High Court Partly Allows Writ Petition in Leave and Licence Dispute — Directs Payment of Licence Fees at Contractual Rate with 7.5% Annual Escalation. The court modified the trial court's order under Order XV-A CPC to include escalation and maintenance charges as per separate agreements.

8 Nov 2019

The petitioners (defendants in the suit) challenged an order dated 01/01/2019 passed by the Small Causes Court, Nagpur, which partly allowed their app...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Applications for Modification of AGR Dues Judgment in Telecom License Dispute. Court held that rectification of arithmetical errors in computation of Adjusted Gross Revenue dues amounts to reassessment, which is prohibited under previous orders, thereby upholding finality of specified dues.

23 Jul 2021

The Supreme Court of India dealt with Miscellaneous Applications filed by the Union of India and telecom service providers seeking modification and cl...

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Bombay High Court Allows Appeal Under Section 37(2)(b) of Arbitration Act Against Arbitrator's Order Rejecting Interim Relief — Holds That Arbitrator Must Consider Prima Facie Case, Balance of Convenience, and Irreparable Loss Before Refusing Interim Injunction.

12 Oct 2012

The appellant, Spice Digital Ltd., filed an appeal under Section 37(2)(b) of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, challenging an order dated 16...

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Bombay High Court Allows Telecom Tower Installation in Residential Area Under Section 419 of Mumbai Municipal Corporation Act, 1888 — Municipal Corporation Cannot Refuse Permission Based on Unauthorized Policy Restricting Towers in Residential Zones. Held that the power to grant permission under Section 419 is quasi-judicial and must be exercised reasonably, and a blanket ban on telecom towers in residential areas is ultra vires the Act.

26 Sep 2017

The petitioner, Bharti Airtel Limited, a telecom service provider, sought permission from the Mira Bhayandar Municipal Corporation to install a teleco...

High Court

Legal Battle Over Mumbai Plot and Ground-Based Tower. Dispute Centers on License Agreement, Demolition Costs, and Jurisdictional Authority

22 Jul 2024

The case revolves around a dispute between the Plaintiffs and Defendant regarding a leave and license agreement for a 250-square-foot plot in Mumbai. ...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Union of India's Appeal in 2G Spectrum Case -- Clarifies Reserve Price Payment Timeline Under Supreme Court Orders -- TDSAT Order Upheld with Corrected Interpretation

20 Feb 2026

The Supreme Court addressed an appeal by the Union of India against a TDSAT order regarding payment of reserve price by Sistema Shyam Teleservices Lim...

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