Supreme Court of India
Cellular Operators Association of India & Ors. v. Telecom Regulatory Authority of Indla & Ors.
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c Telecommunications - Cellular mobile telephone services/unified access services-Appellants-private mobile service providers levying differential tariff of calls from private operator to another private operator vis-a-vis calls made from private operator to BSNUMTNL aetwork on ground that direct connectivity could be achieved between networks of private operators but not between private operators and BSNL network - If justified - Held: Action of appellants amounted to discrimination between the same class of subscribers - Appellant could have made use of the similar leased lines as they had
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