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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...- SC appoints former CJI UU Lalit as sole arbitrator in Tata-Siva Industries disputeThe Supreme Court has appointed former Chief Justice UU Lalit as the sole arbitrator to resolve the arbitration between Tata Sons and Siva ...
- Tata Sons may have to pay over Rs 1,500 crore GST on Docomo payoutThe Directorate General of GST Intelligence is probing Tata Sons’ $1.2-billion payment to NTT Docomo in 2017.
- Tata Power posts net loss of Rs 246.9 crore in Q4The company had reported a profit of Rs 82.95 crore in the year-ago quarter.
- 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 ...
- Delhi HC rejecting RBI objection to Tata-DoCoMo deal sends right signals,: Aliff Fazelbhoy, ALMT LegalThe RBI should send a circular in cases of genuine disputes, says Fazelbhoy
- RBI opposes Tata move to pay DocomoRBI was concerned that the Japanese company may pursue enforcement of a $1.17-billion arbitral award in the US and the UK after six months ...
- After a long, bitter feud, Tata Group and NTT Docomo may reach settlement todayDetails of the proposed mechanism are sketchy, but the sources cited suggest that the intent is to find a route that will bypass the object...
- High Court notice to Tata Sons, Docomo as RBI wants to be party to the disputeThe RBI, which has filed an application with the High Court, told the court that regulations now prohibit the kind of payment Docomo was to...
- Docomo moves US court to enforce LCIA award against TatasTata Sons in a statement said it has from outset emphasised its "commitment to honoring its contractual obligations to DoCoMo in accordance...
- Tata row a test case for India: DocomoWhile companies or their assets, such as TCS (US), Tata Steel (UK), and Jaguar (UK) cannot be attached, lawyers have been talking of liftin...
- 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.
- RBI seeks to intervene in Tata-NTT Docomo case in High CourtLondon Court of International Arbitration had made the award in favour of Docomo for Tata's alleged breach of an agreement over their telec...
- 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.
- 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 Sons should pay as per pact or find buyer for JV stake: DoCoMoDoCoMo’s stance is significant given Reserve Bank of India’s rejection of a Tata Sons proposal last month to pay more than the current fair...
- 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...
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