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Google Cci Dispute: Google has challenged a part of the NCLAT’s March 29 order that upheld the Rs 1,337-crore fine imposed on it, and also quashing of six of the 10 directives that the anti-trust body imposed on the US search giant to change its business model for anti-competitive conduct in the Android ecosystem.

Google has challenged a part of the NCLATs March 29 order that upheld the Rs 1,337-crore fine imposed on it, and also quashing of six of the 10 directives that the anti-trust body imposed on the US search giant to change its business model for anti-competitive conduct in the Android ecosystem.

Although Google appealed the NCLAT order in the Supreme Court, it later withdrew the case.

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The CCI had slapped a penalty of Rs 1,337.76 crore on Google for anti-competitive practices on Android mobile devices back in October.

OEMs are free to install any other browser on the system, and unlike Apple devices till 2020, Google Chrome is not mandatorily the default browser on Android systems, it was argued.

The NCLAT had passed the order last week stating that since that since no urgency was shown in filing the appeal, Google could not be allowed to insist on interim relief.

The NCLAT direction came over a petition filed by Google, challenging the CCI order on the tech giant.

The NCLAT directed Google to deposit 10 percent of the ₹1337.76 fine amount imposed on it by the Competition Commission of India (CCI) as a pre-condition to hear the tech giant's plea for relief against CCI order.