The Supreme Court on Friday held that telecom service providers cannot use the moratorium provision under the Insolvency and ...
Supreme Court rules telecom operators cannot claim spectrum as an asset in insolvency, affirming it's a public resource owned by India.
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The apex court made it clear that DoT dues owed by TSPs were not ‘operational debts’ under the IBC
Supreme Court rules telecom providers can't own spectrum, excluding it as an asset in insolvency proceedings under the IBC.
Court holds spectrum is a material resource of the community and cannot form part of insolvency asset pool; DoT free to reclaim airwaves from defaulters ...
Supreme Court rules spectrum allocated to telcos isn't an asset under Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code. Impact on telecom ...
The Supreme Court has ruled that telecom spectrum, considered a public natural resource, cannot be treated as a corporate asset under India’s Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code. Telecom firms in ...
The Supreme Court ruled that telecom companies cannot use insolvency law to delay or restructure licence and spectrum dues, saying spectrum is a public resource, not a company asset ...
The Supreme Court on Friday ruled that telecom spectrum cannot be treated as a regular corporate asset during insolvency proceedings under the Insolv ...
Supreme Court has held that telecom spectrum cannot be treated like a regular company asset during bankruptcy proceedings.
The apex court was hearing the case regarding the tussle between Aircel and the telecom department on the back of petitions filed by State Bank of India and the two insolvent telecom operators who had ...
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