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Antrix-Devas deal: Two Devas top officials continue to elude CBI, ED
While the CBI court in Delhi ordered a separate trial on March 18 against the two officials, the special court in Bengaluru granted 12 weeks’ time on April 12 to serve summons at their US addresses.
Bengaluru court has jurisdiction to hear Antrix-Devas dispute: Delhi HC
Antrix, in its 2011 plea in Bengaluru, had sought directions to Devas for restraining it from proceeding with the ICC arbitration, contrary to the agreement between them, and from getting it modified by the ICC.
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Antrix-Devas deal case: Former ISRO chief granted bail by court
The case relates to leasing of S-Band, a restricted wavelength of the INSAT satellites to deliver video, multimedia and information services to mobile receivers in vehicles and mobile phones to Devas Multimedia by Antrix.
Antrix-Devas deal: CBI sends judicial requests to four countries
Letters Rogatory were recently sent to France, US, Mauritius and Singapore. An investment in Devas Multimedia Pvt Limited from four companies (one based in Singapore and three based in Mauritius) amounting to $130 million is under the scanner of CBI
Records show ex-ISRO chief Radhakrishnan ignored key advice on Devas breach
While steps were being taken in 2010 to cancel the agreement, communication scientist S V Kibe and Financial Advisor G Balachandhran had informed Radhakrishnan that Devas was in violation of the agreement because it did not own the technology it was planning to deploy
Panel that fined Antrix $672 m said ISRO chief was in conflict of interest
The tribunal noted that the then Antrix chairman Dr K Radhakrishnan was also chairman of ISRO, chairman of the Space Commission and secretary, Department of Space (DoS).
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Antrix-Devas deal: CBI questions former ISRO chairman Radhakrishnan
Sources said Radhakrishnan was called to the Antrix headquarters, and questioned for about two and a half hours.
$672 mn arbitration award: ISRO arm messed case before losing to Devas
Antrix did not challenge appointment of chairman of arbitral tribunal as a case of conflict of interest.
Antrix-Devas deal: Government to field top lawyers in Delhi High Court
The government hopes to prove in court that the deal was scrapped by the previous UPA government due to illegalities and irregularities in the contract between Antrix and Devas.
The story of a Rs 4,400 crore fiasco at ISRO
An investigation under the Companies Act was launched against Devas, which, meanwhile, had approached the courts seeking damages for cancellation of the agreement.
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