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Bombay HC quashes Rs 1,524 crore proposed GST demand on Tata Sons in Docomo arbitration payout caseThe Bombay High Court quashed a Rs 1,524 crore GST demand against Tata Sons, ruling that payments made to NTT Docomo as an arbitration awar...- Tata Sons to seek Competition Commission of India, I-T nod for DoCoMo payoutLast week, the Delhi High Court rejected the RBI objections in the Tata-DoCoMo case, clearing the decks for the Tatas to pay over $1.1 bill...
- High Court ruling to facilitate payout to DoCoMo, says Tata SonsThe high court today rejected the Reserve Bank of India's objections in the Tata-DoCoMo case, clearing the decks for the Tatas to pay over ...
- Hope RBI won't delay final resolution with Tatas: DoCoMoThe Delhi High Court today rejected the RBI's objections in the Tata-DoCoMo case, clearing the decks for the Tatas to pay USD 1.17 billion ...
- Tata Teleservices zooms 20% as Delhi HC allows $1.2 billion settlement with DoCoMoThe court rejected the RBI’s objection and allowed the arbitration award settlement. Tata Teleservices jumped 20 per cent to hit a high of ...
- Watching RBI stance in Tata dispute, a test for foreign investment in India, says DocomoThe Tatas have previously said that they intend to comply with the arbitral award but subject to Indian laws.
- Tatas say will pay to DoCoMo within 'confines' of Indian law"Docomo is confusing our intent to pay with what is legally payable by us. Tata's intent is to pay but within the confines of the law," a s...
- Tatas attempting to re-litigate arguments: DoCoMoDoCoMo said it is in the company's own interest to take all appropriate steps to enable Tatas to fulfil its payment obligations in India
- DoCoMo not cooperating to resolve dispute: TatasIn an affidavit filed in the Delhi high court last Friday, Tata Sons said that it couldn't make the payment as the RBI prohibits transactio...
- Delhi High Court adjourns Tata-Docomo case hearing to October 5In November 2009, Japan's largest mobile phone firm NTT DoCoMo acquired 26.5 per cent stake in Tata Teleservices for about Rs 12,740 crore.
- Tatas seek two weeks for replying to attachment order in Docomo caseLawyers have said courts in the US may also uphold the arbitration award and sources aware of DoCoMo’s thinking in the past have said the J...
- Tata vs DoCoMo: Two warring partners and one big messIn a nasty public fight, DoCoMo has dragged the Tatas to court seeking enforcement of the arbitration. Tata Sons says it is being maligned ...
- India legally bound to enforce UK tribunal's decision on Tata as per New York convention on arbitration: DoCoMoDoCoMo in April 2014 decided to exit the joint venture that struggled to grow subscribers quickly. It sought Rs 58 per share or Rs 7,200 cr...
- Tata Sons has three weeks to block DoCoMo from seizing its UK assets"DoCoMo has obtained an ex parte order from the Commercial Court in London for permission to enforce the award in the UK," Tata Sons' state...
- DoCoMo planning to move PMO and RBI regarding its dispute with TATAIt also plans to highlight the larger impact this is having on business sentiment towards India, as latter woos investment from one of its ...
- Tata Sons to deposit $1.17 billion in DoCoMo case in Delhi High CourtThe group now argues that the award will still flout the country’s norms, even as it has deposited the money in a case that NTT DoCoMo file...
- Tata Sons ordered to pay $1.17 billion to Japan's NTT DoCoMo for breaching agreementThe London Court of International Arbitration ruled in favour of DoCoMo over price it was entitled for exiting the Indian joint venture.
- Tata, DoCoMo await arbitration award over JV stake saleDoCoMo had sought arbitration in January last year after the RBI opposed its move to exercise its option to sell back its stake to Tata Gro...
- Tata Teleservices to drop DoCoMo from its telecom brand Tata DocomoIn 2014, Japan’s NTT DoCoMo had decided to exit Tata Teleservices and asked the Indian promoters to buy out its 26.5% stake in the joint ve...
- RBI eases fair value buyout norm, allows Tatas to pay DoCoMo previously agreed price for Tata Tele stakeRBI has, for Tata Group, relaxed a rule that bars it from paying more than the 'fair value' price to buy out Japanese partner's stake in Ta...
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