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点被庭外解决争端的法律意见
部门正在研究什么轴承庭外和解可能在这些数量已经收到电信公司。
新德里:电信部(点)已收到法律意见,解决案件的权力如以上一次性频谱(OTSC)法院,指控一个知情人士说。
“法律意见扔球点的法院,说这是好点的行政权力在庭外解决案件,“告诉ET的人。
然而,点之前收到资金从各种对OTSC电信公司。部门正在研究什么轴承庭外和解可能在这些数量已经收到电信公司。
例如,2018年7月,沃达丰印度和想法细胞一起支付7248卢比作为OTSC会费点,尽管抗议着,满足政府批准他们的合并的先决条件。当时,Kumar Mangalam Birla-owned知道细胞提供银行担保的3322。4卢比沃达丰印度在现金支付了3926 .34卢比向OTSC点。
11月17日SC听问题
但是,ET在10月5日版报道,政府正在寻求庭外和解结束所有重大法律纠纷与电信运营商试图帮助重建行业进入一个有利可图的。
为此,一天后,点告诉最高法院,它希望重新考虑其上诉法庭裁决支持电信电信公司的说法,OTSC应该征收前瞻性。
中的下一个听力OTSC物质是11月17日和点需要巩固其视图。
根据政府的估计,约15000卢比被锁定在争论中沃达丰的想法OSTC而为Bharti Airtel是8414卢比。
OTSC争斗开始了122年最高法院取消了之后电信许可在2012年与2 g骗局,将广播声明为公共物品最好通过拍卖出售。在2010年之前,频谱分配是随着电信牌照支付1658卢比。电信公司被给予额外的部分谱后达到一定用户基础围成一个圈。
2012年订单后,内阁决定征收OTSC与市场价格。指示电信控股超过每圈2008年7月至2012年12月6.2 MHz必须一次性支付,那与市场挂钩价格多余的频谱。同样,电信公司被要求支付电视的市场价格超过每圈4.4 MHz从2013年1月到期的执照。
2019年7月,电信解决纠纷和上诉法庭(TDSAT)支持运营商的上诉裁决OTSC应该征收前瞻性,不回顾,和需要一个机制来投降电波。点,要收取的费用回顾,在最高法院上诉订单,没有保持TDSAT裁决。
根据点的证词,电信公司有大约40000卢比陷入OTSC纠纷。这个点估计包括利息和罚金的电信公司,其中大部分现在已经不复存在,除了沃达丰和Bharti的想法附近的旅馆。
“法律意见扔球点的法院,说这是好点的行政权力在庭外解决案件,“告诉ET的人。
然而,点之前收到资金从各种对OTSC电信公司。部门正在研究什么轴承庭外和解可能在这些数量已经收到电信公司。
11月17日SC听问题
但是,ET在10月5日版报道,政府正在寻求庭外和解结束所有重大法律纠纷与电信运营商试图帮助重建行业进入一个有利可图的。
为此,一天后,点告诉最高法院,它希望重新考虑其上诉法庭裁决支持电信电信公司的说法,OTSC应该征收前瞻性。
中的下一个听力OTSC物质是11月17日和点需要巩固其视图。
根据政府的估计,约15000卢比被锁定在争论中沃达丰的想法OSTC而为Bharti Airtel是8414卢比。
点允许100%的外国直接投资下自动路线,但边界骑手
但100%的外国直接投资路径与某些免责声明。其中的一个州——“…实体一个国家的陆地边界与印度或印度投资的受益所有人是位于或任何这样的国家是公民只能投资在政府路线”。
OTSC争斗开始了122年最高法院取消了之后电信许可在2012年与2 g骗局,将广播声明为公共物品最好通过拍卖出售。在2010年之前,频谱分配是随着电信牌照支付1658卢比。电信公司被给予额外的部分谱后达到一定用户基础围成一个圈。
2019年7月,电信解决纠纷和上诉法庭(TDSAT)支持运营商的上诉裁决OTSC应该征收前瞻性,不回顾,和需要一个机制来投降电波。点,要收取的费用回顾,在最高法院上诉订单,没有保持TDSAT裁决。
根据点的证词,电信公司有大约40000卢比陷入OTSC纠纷。这个点估计包括利息和罚金的电信公司,其中大部分现在已经不复存在,除了沃达丰和Bharti的想法附近的旅馆。
New Delhi: The Department of Telecommunications<\/a> (DoT) has received legal opinion that it has the power to settle cases such as those over one-time spectrum charges (OTSC) out of court, a person familiar with the matter said.
\u201cThe legal opinion has thrown the ball in the DoT\u2019s court, saying that it is well within DoT\u2019s administrative powers to settle the case outside court,\u201d the person told ET.
However, DoT has previously received sums from various telcos toward OTSC. The department is now studying what bearing out-of-court settlements may have on these amounts it has already received from telecom<\/a> companies.
\u201cThe legal opinion has thrown the ball in the DoT\u2019s court, saying that it is well within DoT\u2019s administrative powers to settle the case outside court,\u201d the person told ET.
However, DoT has previously received sums from various telcos toward OTSC. The department is now studying what bearing out-of-court settlements may have on these amounts it has already received from telecom<\/a> companies.
<\/div><\/div>For example, in July 2018, Vodafone India and Idea Cellular had together paid Rs 7,248 crore to the DoT as OTSC dues, though under protest, fulfilling a precondition for the government to approve their merger. Back then, Kumar Mangalam Birla-owned<\/a> Idea Cellular had furnished bank guarantees to the tune of Rs 3,322.4 crore while Vodafone India had paid Rs 3,926.34 crore in cash to the DoT toward OTSC.
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But, as reported by ET in its October 5 edition, the government is looking for out-of-court settlements to end all major legal disputes with telecom operators as it tries to help rebuild the sector into a profitable one.
To this end, a day later, the DoT had told the Supreme Court that it wants to reconsider its appeal against a telecom tribunal ruling backing the telcos\u2019 argument that OTSC should be levied prospectively.
The next hearing in the OTSC matter is on November 17 and the DoT needs to firm up its views by then.
According to the government\u2019s estimates, about Rs 15,000 crore is locked under dispute with Vodafone Idea<\/a> as OSTC while the amount for Bharti Airtel<\/a> is Rs 8,414 crore.
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But, as reported by ET in its October 5 edition, the government is looking for out-of-court settlements to end all major legal disputes with telecom operators as it tries to help rebuild the sector into a profitable one.
To this end, a day later, the DoT had told the Supreme Court that it wants to reconsider its appeal against a telecom tribunal ruling backing the telcos\u2019 argument that OTSC should be levied prospectively.
The next hearing in the OTSC matter is on November 17 and the DoT needs to firm up its views by then.
According to the government\u2019s estimates, about Rs 15,000 crore is locked under dispute with Vodafone Idea<\/a> as OSTC while the amount for Bharti Airtel<\/a> is Rs 8,414 crore.