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'Will you put in same regime as in Europe', asks SC on Google plea against CCI fine - Vimarsana News

'Will you put in same regime as in Europe', asks SC on Google plea against CCI fine

The SC bench asked, "will Google practice the same regime in place in India as you have in Europe?"

Google approaches SC over its NCLAT appeal against CCI order - Story so far - Vimarsana News

Google approaches SC over its NCLAT appeal against CCI order - Story so far

Google has approached the Supreme Court, saying its appeal before NCLAT against CCI order, on abuse of dominant position in the Android mobile device ecosystem, would become a ‘fait accompli’ as the appellate tribunal has refused to put a stay and listed hearing of its plea almost 10 weeks after the tech giant is required to comply with the remedial directions.

No interim relief for Google since no urgency was shown in filing appeal: NCLAT lists matter for final hearing in April - Vimarsana News

No interim relief for Google since no urgency was shown in filing appeal: NCLAT lists matter for final hearing in April

The Appellate Tribunal listed the matter for final hearing on April 3 considering the urgency shown by Google for interim relief.

Google challenges CCI's Rs 1,338 crore fine on Android - Vimarsana News

Google challenges CCI's Rs 1,338 crore fine on Android

Not just Google, but even some Indian phone manufacturers disagree with the CCI’s remedies.

Google to pay around $400 million for misleading users over location tracking - Vimarsana News

Google to pay around $400 million for misleading users over location tracking

The probe found that Google had violated state consumer protection laws by misleading consumers.