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Government Of India Vs Cairn Energy Standoff. 10 Points About It
The Government of India and British oil major Cairn Energy have had a long face-off. It has its origin in a retrospective tax amendment law, under which the company was asked to pay a tax liability by India. Cairn contested against the demand and this led to an arbitration case.
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India Challenges Vodafone Arbitration Ruling In Singapore
The international arbitration tribunal at the Hague had ruled that the Indian government's imposition of a tax liability on Vodafone was in breach of the investment treaty agreement between India and the Netherlands
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India Deciding Whether To Challenge Vodafone's 20,000-Crore Win: 10 Facts
India is examining the international arbitration decision on tax dispute with Vodafone over the Rs 20,000 crore tax claim. It is yet to be decided whether to challenge it in court, news agency Reuters has reported, quoting an un-named government official. Last month, an international arbitration tribunal in The Hague ruled that the imposition of a ...
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Government To Study Vodafone Arbitration Case Award
An international arbitration tribunal in The Hague ruled that government's imposition of a tax liability on Vodafone.
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Government Studying Antrix-Devas Order Before Filing Appeal At Hague
The government is studying the Hague tribunal's orders on Antrix-Devas deal and will file appeal against the verdict at an "appropriate time" in the international tribunal, ISRO Chairman said today.
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India To Appeal Against Hague Tribunal's Verdict In Antrix-Devas Deal
India will appeal against the verdict of the Hague tribunal in Antrix-Devas deal case, in which the international court had declared the annulling of the contract as "unfair" and "inequitable" and asked it to pay huge amount as compensation.
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India To Pay Big For Scrapping ISRO Satellite, Spectrum Deal: 10 Facts
India has lost a major case in international arbitration involving spectrum and satellites and may have to pay up to a billion dollars in damages. Today's verdict from the International Tribunal at the Hague could further the perception of India as an unreliable recipient of foreign investment, one who is prone to abrupt policy changes.
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Beijing Reacts Guardedly To India's Statement On South China Sea Verdict
Reacting guardedly to India's statement on the strategic South China Sea verdict by a UN-backed tribunal, China today said it too wants to resolve the dispute by "fully complying" with the international law.
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Beijing Says It Does Not Accept Verdict On South China Sea
China's territorial assertions to more than 80 per cent of the South China Sea have been rebuffed by an international tribunal that ruled it has no historic rights to the resources within the waters, a verdict that went beyond what many analysts had expected.
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$5 Trillion In Commerce Flows Through South China Sea Every Year
An international tribunal has ruled that China does not have historic rights to justify its expansive claims to the South China Sea, in a major blow to Beijing.
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Vietnam Urges 'Fair' Ruling From Court Handling South China Sea Case
Vietnam has called for an international tribunal in The Hague to deliver a "fair and objective" ruling in an arbitration case lodged by the Philippines that challenges China's expansive claims in the South China Sea.
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Hague Court To Give Ruling On July 12 In South China Sea's Case
An international tribunal said Wednesday it will hand down a ruling on July 12 in a highly-watched case brought by the Philippines challenging China's claims to most of the South China Sea.
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Hague Court Agrees to Take Up South China Sea Row
An international tribunal ruled Thursday it had the power to hear a case brought by the Philippines over disputed islands in the South China Sea, in a move likely to trigger fury in Beijing.
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International Court of Justice to Hand Down Balkan Genocide Judgement Today
Genocide, of which Croatia and Serbia have accused each other before the UN's highest court, is the gravest crime in international humanitarian law - and also the most difficult to prove.
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Government Of India Vs Cairn Energy Standoff. 10 Points About It
The Government of India and British oil major Cairn Energy have had a long face-off. It has its origin in a retrospective tax amendment law, under which the company was asked to pay a tax liability by India. Cairn contested against the demand and this led to an arbitration case.
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India Challenges Vodafone Arbitration Ruling In Singapore
The international arbitration tribunal at the Hague had ruled that the Indian government's imposition of a tax liability on Vodafone was in breach of the investment treaty agreement between India and the Netherlands
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India Deciding Whether To Challenge Vodafone's 20,000-Crore Win: 10 Facts
India is examining the international arbitration decision on tax dispute with Vodafone over the Rs 20,000 crore tax claim. It is yet to be decided whether to challenge it in court, news agency Reuters has reported, quoting an un-named government official. Last month, an international arbitration tribunal in The Hague ruled that the imposition of a ...
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Government To Study Vodafone Arbitration Case Award
An international arbitration tribunal in The Hague ruled that government's imposition of a tax liability on Vodafone.
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Government Studying Antrix-Devas Order Before Filing Appeal At Hague
The government is studying the Hague tribunal's orders on Antrix-Devas deal and will file appeal against the verdict at an "appropriate time" in the international tribunal, ISRO Chairman said today.
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India To Appeal Against Hague Tribunal's Verdict In Antrix-Devas Deal
India will appeal against the verdict of the Hague tribunal in Antrix-Devas deal case, in which the international court had declared the annulling of the contract as "unfair" and "inequitable" and asked it to pay huge amount as compensation.
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India To Pay Big For Scrapping ISRO Satellite, Spectrum Deal: 10 Facts
India has lost a major case in international arbitration involving spectrum and satellites and may have to pay up to a billion dollars in damages. Today's verdict from the International Tribunal at the Hague could further the perception of India as an unreliable recipient of foreign investment, one who is prone to abrupt policy changes.
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Beijing Reacts Guardedly To India's Statement On South China Sea Verdict
Reacting guardedly to India's statement on the strategic South China Sea verdict by a UN-backed tribunal, China today said it too wants to resolve the dispute by "fully complying" with the international law.
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Beijing Says It Does Not Accept Verdict On South China Sea
China's territorial assertions to more than 80 per cent of the South China Sea have been rebuffed by an international tribunal that ruled it has no historic rights to the resources within the waters, a verdict that went beyond what many analysts had expected.
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$5 Trillion In Commerce Flows Through South China Sea Every Year
An international tribunal has ruled that China does not have historic rights to justify its expansive claims to the South China Sea, in a major blow to Beijing.
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Vietnam Urges 'Fair' Ruling From Court Handling South China Sea Case
Vietnam has called for an international tribunal in The Hague to deliver a "fair and objective" ruling in an arbitration case lodged by the Philippines that challenges China's expansive claims in the South China Sea.
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Hague Court To Give Ruling On July 12 In South China Sea's Case
An international tribunal said Wednesday it will hand down a ruling on July 12 in a highly-watched case brought by the Philippines challenging China's claims to most of the South China Sea.
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Hague Court Agrees to Take Up South China Sea Row
An international tribunal ruled Thursday it had the power to hear a case brought by the Philippines over disputed islands in the South China Sea, in a move likely to trigger fury in Beijing.
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International Court of Justice to Hand Down Balkan Genocide Judgement Today
Genocide, of which Croatia and Serbia have accused each other before the UN's highest court, is the gravest crime in international humanitarian law - and also the most difficult to prove.
