Indian Supreme Court refuses to review 2G ruling
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[w]In its closely-watched ruling, handed down last Wednesday, the court rejected petitions by seven companies, two of which – Sistema and Uninor – have recently threatened to take Indian to arbitration over the original ruling of 2 February.
For each petition, the two-member bench – GS Singhvi and KS Radhakrishnan – said: “We have carefully perused the record of the case and are satisfied that the judgment of which review has been sought does not suffer from any error apparent.”
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