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Google Has A Week To Comply With CCI’s Directions, Says Supreme Court

Google fails to get interim relief from Supreme Court against Competition Commission of India's October order.

Varun Gakhar

Google. (Photo: Reuters)

The Supreme Court of India on Thursday declined to grant interim stay to Google against the directions of the Competition Commission of India. The apex court sent the matter to the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal for consideration.

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