2g Review Petitions

• 2G scam: SC dismisses petitions against Chidambaram, Swamy to seek review

  In huge relief for the Congress-led UPA government, the Supreme Court has dismissed two petitions seeking a CBI investigation against Finance Minister P Chidambaram in the 2G telecom scam. Mr Chidambaram was Finance Minister in 2008, when then Telecom Minister A Raja allegedly gifted mobile network licenses and frequency to ineligible companies.

• 2G case: Supreme Court allows govt to withdraw review petition

  The Supreme Court on Thursday allowed the central government to withdraw its review petition on the apex court’s February 2 this year.

• Centre withdraws its review petition on 2G judgement

  Government today wrote to the SC Registry seeking to withdraw its review petition on the 2G judgement.

• 2G: Supreme Court admits Centre's review petition on auction process

  The govt is seeking the court's review of its judgement that licences should only be issued through bids.

• 2G review: Telecom companies disappointed, Uninor to move curative plea

  Disappointed over the Supreme Court's dismissal of its review petition in the 2G spectrum case, Uninor said it will move a curative petition, while Sistema Shyam Teleservices said it is deliberating its future course of legal actions.

• Verdict cancelling 2G licences did not suffer from error: Supreme Court

  "We have carefully perused the review petition and the record of the case," said the apex court.

• Government 'happy' over admission of 2G review petition

  The government has said that it is "happy" that the Supreme Court has decided to hear its petition seeking review of the order quashing 2G licences.

• Government can't seek re-hearing under garb of review petition: Supreme Court

  The Supreme Court on Wednesday rejected government’s contention questioning its decision in the 2G spectrum case.

• 2G case: Supreme Court dismisses review petitions filed by govt, telecom companies

  In a setback for the government, the Supreme Court has dismissed the Centre's review petition over strictures against officials of the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) that was part of its judgement in connection with the 2G case earlier this year.

• 2G: Supreme Court rejects all review petitions by private firms

  The Supreme Court on Wednesday cancelled all review petitions filed by private telecom operators in the 2G licence cancellation case. At least seven companies, including Stel, Videocon, and Idea Cellular, had filed review petitions. However, the apex court has agreed to hear a review petition filed by the government on whether the auction process w...

• Supreme Court takes up review petitions in 2G scam case

  A bench of justice GS Singhvi and justice KS Radhakrishnan heard the petitions in chamber and any decision on them was not immediately known.

• 2G case: Review petitions filed by govt, telecom companies in Supreme Court today

  The Supreme Court will today hear review petitions filed by the Centre and various telecom companies in the 2G judgements it delivered earlier this year. These review petitions will, however, not be heard in the open court as a convention, but will be decided in the chambers of Judges Justice GS Singhvi and Justice KS Radhakrishnan.

• 2G scam: Supreme Court to take up review petition on licence cancellation

  Supreme Court will hear a bunch of pleas by the Centre and various telecom firms, seeking reviews of various aspects of the verdict cancelling 122 2G spectrum licences.

• 2G case: Sistema, Uninor move SC seeking review of verdict

  In the review petition, while SSTL said it is being unfairly penalized for acting in good faith and in reliance on the appropriateness of the procedures established by the government, Uninor pleaded the order would have adverse consequences for its license holders and stakeholders.

• Raja asks Supreme Court to review cancellation of 122 licences

  Former Telecom Minister A Raja has asked the Supreme Court to review its decision that cancelled 122 mobile network licences issued by him. The verdict, delivered on February 2, has caused panic attacks for India Inc; it also has the government searching for exigent clarifications.