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Shouldn't "Pick Holes" In Assurances By India: UK Court In Nirav Modi Case
India is a "friendly foreign power" and the UK must honour its extradition treaty obligations by not picking holes in the government's assurances that Nirav Modi will be provided with adequate medical care at Arthur Road Jail in Mumbai.
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India Files Appeal In $1.2 Billion Cairn Arbitration Case: Report
India has appealed on the grounds that taxation-related matters are not covered in its bilateral investment treaty with the United Kingdom under which the case was filed, and the arbitration tribunal does not have the jurisdiction to rule on the matter
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No UK Extradition Treaty, Can Only Cancel Nawaz Sharif's Passport: Pak
Pakistan Interior Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmed on Friday said the government is exploring all possibilities to bring back former prime minister Nawaz Sharif from the UK, but it can only cancel his passport now as there is no extradition treaty between the two countries.
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Sanjeev Chawla, Accused In 2000 Match-Fixing Scandal, Extradited From UK
Sanjeev Chawla, a bookie accused in a match fixing scandal, has been extradited and brought to India nearly 20 years after the case was filed in 2000. This marks the first high-profile extradition of its kind under the India-UK Extradition Treaty, signed in 1992.
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Kashmir, Vijay Mallya And More: India Takes Up Concerns With UK In Meet
In a bilateral held between with the United Kingdom, India today expressed deep concern over British ministers raising the issue of Kashmir at the behest of Pakistan. India also expressed concerns over the delay in Britain's processing 17 mutual legal assistance treaty or MLAT and 13 extradition requests.
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India Submits Vijay Mallya's Extradition Paperwork To His Legal Team
The Indian government has submitted the requisite "opening note" and paperwork related to Vijay Mallya's extradition case to the liquor baron's legal team within the UK court deadline, according to official sources.
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'No Change Needed In India-UK Extradition Treaty,' Says Top Official In London
Even though India's endless wait to bring back flamboyant businessman Vijay Mallya, who is nesting in London, continues, and even though there has been only one extradition from the UK to India since the Extradition treaty was signed in 1992 between the two countries, the Indian Home Secretary said that the agreement is "working just fine".
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Vijay Mallya Case: PM Modi Seeks UK PM's Help On 'Escaped Offenders'
As India works hard to ensure return of fugitive businessman Vijay Mallya, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today sought his British counterpart Theresa May to bring back economic offenders from the country.
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Request To Bring Back Vijay Mallya From UK Forwarded To External Affairs Ministry
The Home Ministry on Monday forwarded to the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) a court-issued request to bring back embattled liquor baron Vijay Mallya from the United Kingdom to India to face money laundering probe.
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Enforcement Directorate To Invoke Treaty With UK To Bring Vijay Mallya Back
A special court in Mumbai has allowed the Enforcement Directorate or ED to invoke the India-UK Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty (MLAT) to bring back embattled liquor baron Vijay Mallya to the country to face money laundering probe.
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To Bring Vijay Mallya Back, A 20-Year-Old Treaty Is Being Dusted Off
Flummoxed by how to bring liquor mogul Vijay Mallya home, investigators are planning to flash a two-decades-old treaty signed with the UK, where the 60-year-old fugitive has held right of residency since the 90s.
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DTAA Benefits Applicable to Partnership Firms in India, UK
Apprehensions that the term 'person' in the DTAA does not specifically include partnership were brought to the notice of the CBDT and clarity was sought on whether the provisions of the treaty are applicable to a partnership.
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Government Rejects Cairn's Arbitration on Tax Dispute: Report
The government has rejected Cairn Energy UK's plea for arbitration over an Rs 10,247-crore tax dispute saying taxation is not covered under the UK-India Investment Promotion and Protection Treaty.
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United States, UK Join Major Nuclear Weapons Conference
The US and Britain, today, took part for the first time in a conference of some 800 delegates from more than 150 countries exploring the risks posed by the world's 16,000 nuclear warheads.
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Vodafone Facing Total Tax Liability of Rs. 27,000 Crore in India
The UK company in April this year slapped arbitration notice under the Bilateral Investment Treaty for resolution of the tax dispute.
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Shouldn't "Pick Holes" In Assurances By India: UK Court In Nirav Modi Case
India is a "friendly foreign power" and the UK must honour its extradition treaty obligations by not picking holes in the government's assurances that Nirav Modi will be provided with adequate medical care at Arthur Road Jail in Mumbai.
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India Files Appeal In $1.2 Billion Cairn Arbitration Case: Report
India has appealed on the grounds that taxation-related matters are not covered in its bilateral investment treaty with the United Kingdom under which the case was filed, and the arbitration tribunal does not have the jurisdiction to rule on the matter
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No UK Extradition Treaty, Can Only Cancel Nawaz Sharif's Passport: Pak
Pakistan Interior Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmed on Friday said the government is exploring all possibilities to bring back former prime minister Nawaz Sharif from the UK, but it can only cancel his passport now as there is no extradition treaty between the two countries.
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Sanjeev Chawla, Accused In 2000 Match-Fixing Scandal, Extradited From UK
Sanjeev Chawla, a bookie accused in a match fixing scandal, has been extradited and brought to India nearly 20 years after the case was filed in 2000. This marks the first high-profile extradition of its kind under the India-UK Extradition Treaty, signed in 1992.
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Kashmir, Vijay Mallya And More: India Takes Up Concerns With UK In Meet
In a bilateral held between with the United Kingdom, India today expressed deep concern over British ministers raising the issue of Kashmir at the behest of Pakistan. India also expressed concerns over the delay in Britain's processing 17 mutual legal assistance treaty or MLAT and 13 extradition requests.
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India Submits Vijay Mallya's Extradition Paperwork To His Legal Team
The Indian government has submitted the requisite "opening note" and paperwork related to Vijay Mallya's extradition case to the liquor baron's legal team within the UK court deadline, according to official sources.
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'No Change Needed In India-UK Extradition Treaty,' Says Top Official In London
Even though India's endless wait to bring back flamboyant businessman Vijay Mallya, who is nesting in London, continues, and even though there has been only one extradition from the UK to India since the Extradition treaty was signed in 1992 between the two countries, the Indian Home Secretary said that the agreement is "working just fine".
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Vijay Mallya Case: PM Modi Seeks UK PM's Help On 'Escaped Offenders'
As India works hard to ensure return of fugitive businessman Vijay Mallya, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today sought his British counterpart Theresa May to bring back economic offenders from the country.
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Request To Bring Back Vijay Mallya From UK Forwarded To External Affairs Ministry
The Home Ministry on Monday forwarded to the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) a court-issued request to bring back embattled liquor baron Vijay Mallya from the United Kingdom to India to face money laundering probe.
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Enforcement Directorate To Invoke Treaty With UK To Bring Vijay Mallya Back
A special court in Mumbai has allowed the Enforcement Directorate or ED to invoke the India-UK Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty (MLAT) to bring back embattled liquor baron Vijay Mallya to the country to face money laundering probe.
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To Bring Vijay Mallya Back, A 20-Year-Old Treaty Is Being Dusted Off
Flummoxed by how to bring liquor mogul Vijay Mallya home, investigators are planning to flash a two-decades-old treaty signed with the UK, where the 60-year-old fugitive has held right of residency since the 90s.
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DTAA Benefits Applicable to Partnership Firms in India, UK
Apprehensions that the term 'person' in the DTAA does not specifically include partnership were brought to the notice of the CBDT and clarity was sought on whether the provisions of the treaty are applicable to a partnership.
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Government Rejects Cairn's Arbitration on Tax Dispute: Report
The government has rejected Cairn Energy UK's plea for arbitration over an Rs 10,247-crore tax dispute saying taxation is not covered under the UK-India Investment Promotion and Protection Treaty.
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United States, UK Join Major Nuclear Weapons Conference
The US and Britain, today, took part for the first time in a conference of some 800 delegates from more than 150 countries exploring the risks posed by the world's 16,000 nuclear warheads.
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Vodafone Facing Total Tax Liability of Rs. 27,000 Crore in India
The UK company in April this year slapped arbitration notice under the Bilateral Investment Treaty for resolution of the tax dispute.
