Supreme Court of India
Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited v. Vodafone Essar Gujarat Limited
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What the Court ordered
In view of the aforesaid finding recorded by the learned Tribunal with which this Court is in full agreement, it will not be necessary to go into any other issue so far as the demand forthe said period is concerned.
Judgment, page 14
From the headnote
The Telecommunication Interconnection Usage Charge Regulations, 2003: Demand raised by BSNLfor alleged tampering with the Caller Line Identification (CL!) - Whether BSNL could levy the highest applicable !UC charges on the basis of Clause 11 of circular dated 28.01.2004 - Held: Interconnect agreement between the parties did not carry any stipulation that in the event any invalid or tempered CLJ is transferred to BSNL network, BSNL would be entitled to raise the demand at the highest slab rate - !UC Regulations did not contain any such provision and the same could not have been so created on
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