Sony Pictures Networks India v. Moon IT Services
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TDSAT rules No Sum Should Be Paid After The Expiry Of Agreement, Sony Pictures Loses Claim
The Telecom Disputes Settlement and Appellate Tribunal (TDSAT), New Delhi in the case of Sony Pictures Network India Ltd. v. Moon IT services Pvt. Ltd. stated that no one is liable to pay the money once the term of...
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