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Philip Morris Says Godfrey Phillips Charges Machinery Costs; Calls It "Business Expense": Report
Six invoices issued by Godfrey showed billing of Rs 4.55 crore ($644,200) to Philip Morris between December 2013 and January 2018 for manufacturing-related charges.
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Enforcement Directorate Investigating Philip Morris, Godfrey Phillips: Report
Philip Morris has for years paid manufacturing costs to Godfrey Phillips to make its Marlboro cigarettes, circumventing a nine-year-old government ban on foreign direct investment in the industry.
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With Roman Law Doctrine, India Moves To Stub Out Tobacco Industry Rights
The Indian government is pushing the Supreme Court to apply a rarely used doctrine that would strip the $11 billion tobacco industry's legal right to trade, an effort aimed at deterring tobacco companies from challenging tough new regulations.
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Australia says no to compensation for Indian-origin surgeon Jayant Patel
Indian-origin surgeon Jayant Patel, convicted for the death of an elderly patient in Australia and sentenced to two years in jail, will not get any compensation for the time he spent in prison.
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Charges against Indian surgeon dropped in Australia
Australian prosecutors on Friday dropped criminal negligence charges against an Indian-born surgeon who had been accused of the manslaughter of several patients, bringing an end to a long-running legal saga.
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Philip Morris Says Godfrey Phillips Charges Machinery Costs; Calls It "Business Expense": Report
Six invoices issued by Godfrey showed billing of Rs 4.55 crore ($644,200) to Philip Morris between December 2013 and January 2018 for manufacturing-related charges.
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Enforcement Directorate Investigating Philip Morris, Godfrey Phillips: Report
Philip Morris has for years paid manufacturing costs to Godfrey Phillips to make its Marlboro cigarettes, circumventing a nine-year-old government ban on foreign direct investment in the industry.
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With Roman Law Doctrine, India Moves To Stub Out Tobacco Industry Rights
The Indian government is pushing the Supreme Court to apply a rarely used doctrine that would strip the $11 billion tobacco industry's legal right to trade, an effort aimed at deterring tobacco companies from challenging tough new regulations.
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Australia says no to compensation for Indian-origin surgeon Jayant Patel
Indian-origin surgeon Jayant Patel, convicted for the death of an elderly patient in Australia and sentenced to two years in jail, will not get any compensation for the time he spent in prison.
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Charges against Indian surgeon dropped in Australia
Australian prosecutors on Friday dropped criminal negligence charges against an Indian-born surgeon who had been accused of the manslaughter of several patients, bringing an end to a long-running legal saga.
