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SpiceJet Settles $132 Million Dispute With Aircraft Leasing Firm BBAM
Budget carrier SpiceJet on Wednesday said it has amicably settled a USD 132-million dispute with aircraft leasing firm Babcock & Brown Aircraft Management (BBAM).
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Russian Diplomat Reportedly Refusing To Leave Axed Embassy Site in Australia
Russia and Australia's dispute over the site of Moscow's proposed new embassy in Canberra has escalated, with local media reporting a Russian diplomat is squatting on the land despite the lease being canceled.
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Haryana BJP Leader's Company Told To Pay Rs 3.75 Crore In Property Row
A court here has directed a company owned by Haryana politician Kuldeep Bishnoi to deposit Rs 3.75 crore towards use and occupation charges of a leased property.
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Amazon, India’s Future Agree to Talks, Aim to Resolve Bitter Legal Dispute
Amazon and India's second-largest retailer Future Group have agreed to talks, seeking to resolve legal wrangles at the heart of a battle for supremacy in the country's vast retail sector.
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Tyre Corporation of India sale stuck over land dispute
The Centre's decision to sell state-owned Tyre Corporation of India (TCIL) is stuck, with the West Bengal government cancelling the lease for the land belonging to the company.
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Aviation regulator allows lessors to retrieve Kingfisher planes
Plane lessors will be allowed to retrieve most of the deregistered aircraft they leased to grounded Kingfisher Airlines, the aviation regulator said on Tuesday, easing worries that a dispute with global financiers might hurt other Indian carriers.
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Aviation regulator paves way for return of leased Kingfisher planes
Aviation regulator DGCA has said it has deregistered 15 aircraft operated by Kingfisher Airlines paving the way for global leasing companies to take them back and easing worries that the dispute might hurt purchases by other Indian carriers.
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Aircraft lessor ILFC gets one plane back in Kingfisher dispute
Aircraft lessor International Lease Finance Corp said on Monday it had successfully removed one of six aircraft stranded in India by a dispute over the suspension of operations at Kingfisher Airlines.
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In court dispute over Mullaperiyar dam, Kerala loses ground
The Mullaperiyar dam, nearly 116 years old, is not unsafe, a committee of experts appointed by the Supreme Court has ruled. Located in Kerala on the Periyar river, but contractually bound by an old lease signed before independence to water the fields across the border in Tamil Nadu, the dam looms over the two states as a massive bone of contention...
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Mullaperiyar dispute: Kerala asks for new dam and a say in water-sharing
The new year has brought no good tidings for Tamil Nadu and Kerala, who are warring over the Mullaperiyar dam and its water. Located in Kerala, the 116-year-old dam is controlled by Tamil Nadu thanks to an old and somewhat bizarre lease that remains in effect.
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SpiceJet Settles $132 Million Dispute With Aircraft Leasing Firm BBAM
Budget carrier SpiceJet on Wednesday said it has amicably settled a USD 132-million dispute with aircraft leasing firm Babcock & Brown Aircraft Management (BBAM).
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Russian Diplomat Reportedly Refusing To Leave Axed Embassy Site in Australia
Russia and Australia's dispute over the site of Moscow's proposed new embassy in Canberra has escalated, with local media reporting a Russian diplomat is squatting on the land despite the lease being canceled.
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Haryana BJP Leader's Company Told To Pay Rs 3.75 Crore In Property Row
A court here has directed a company owned by Haryana politician Kuldeep Bishnoi to deposit Rs 3.75 crore towards use and occupation charges of a leased property.
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Amazon, India’s Future Agree to Talks, Aim to Resolve Bitter Legal Dispute
Amazon and India's second-largest retailer Future Group have agreed to talks, seeking to resolve legal wrangles at the heart of a battle for supremacy in the country's vast retail sector.
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Tyre Corporation of India sale stuck over land dispute
The Centre's decision to sell state-owned Tyre Corporation of India (TCIL) is stuck, with the West Bengal government cancelling the lease for the land belonging to the company.
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Aviation regulator allows lessors to retrieve Kingfisher planes
Plane lessors will be allowed to retrieve most of the deregistered aircraft they leased to grounded Kingfisher Airlines, the aviation regulator said on Tuesday, easing worries that a dispute with global financiers might hurt other Indian carriers.
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Aviation regulator paves way for return of leased Kingfisher planes
Aviation regulator DGCA has said it has deregistered 15 aircraft operated by Kingfisher Airlines paving the way for global leasing companies to take them back and easing worries that the dispute might hurt purchases by other Indian carriers.
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Aircraft lessor ILFC gets one plane back in Kingfisher dispute
Aircraft lessor International Lease Finance Corp said on Monday it had successfully removed one of six aircraft stranded in India by a dispute over the suspension of operations at Kingfisher Airlines.
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In court dispute over Mullaperiyar dam, Kerala loses ground
The Mullaperiyar dam, nearly 116 years old, is not unsafe, a committee of experts appointed by the Supreme Court has ruled. Located in Kerala on the Periyar river, but contractually bound by an old lease signed before independence to water the fields across the border in Tamil Nadu, the dam looms over the two states as a massive bone of contention...
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Mullaperiyar dispute: Kerala asks for new dam and a say in water-sharing
The new year has brought no good tidings for Tamil Nadu and Kerala, who are warring over the Mullaperiyar dam and its water. Located in Kerala, the 116-year-old dam is controlled by Tamil Nadu thanks to an old and somewhat bizarre lease that remains in effect.
