BlackBerry Loses Payment Dispute With Nokia, to Pay $137 Million
Reuters | Monday December 4, 2017
The International Court of Arbitration ruled earlier this week that BlackBerry had failed to make certain payments to Nokia under a patent licence contract.
India To Pay Big For Scrapping ISRO Satellite, Spectrum Deal: 10 Facts
India News | Reported by Namrata Brar | Tuesday July 26, 2016
India has lost a major case in international arbitration involving spectrum and satellites and may have to pay up to a billion dollars in damages. Today's verdict from the International Tribunal at the Hague could further the perception of India as an unreliable recipient of foreign investment, one who is prone to abrupt policy changes.
US Asks China To Follow India On South China Sea Dispute Resolution
India News | Press Trust of India | Friday July 8, 2016
The US has asked China to learn from India's handling of its maritime disputes with its neighbours, ahead of a key ruling by an international arbitral tribunal on rival claims over the strategic South China Sea.
Kishenganga issue: India gets relief, Pakistan objections rejected
India News | Press Trust of India | Saturday December 21, 2013
In a major relief for India, The Hague-based International Court of Arbitration has rejected Pakistan's objections by upholding New Delhi's right to divert water from the Kishenganga river for power generation in Jammu and Kashmir.
Aiming redemption, tainted Salman Butt meets PCB officials
Written by Press Trust of India | Wednesday April 24, 2013
This week, the International Court of Arbitration also dismissed the appeals of Butt and Asif against their bans. Sources in the board said Butt met with the PCB officials to inform them he was ready to undergo rehabilitation and attend anti-corruption education programs that is mandatory for him to ensure his five-year ban is not extended.
Kishenganga project: India wins crucial hearing against Pakistan
India News | Press Trust of India | Tuesday February 19, 2013
The International Court of Arbitration at the Hague has upheld India's right to divert water from the Rs. 3600-crore Kishenganga Hydro-electric Project (KHEP) in north Kashmir today.
India stopped from constructing Kishenganga dam
India News | Press Trust of India | Sunday September 25, 2011
India can "continue with all works" related to the Kishenganga Hydro-Electric project in Jammu and Kashmir except any permanent work on the riverbed that may inhibit restoration of the river's full flow, the International Court of Arbitration has said.
Mohammad Amir to contest ICC ban
Written by Press Trust of India | Sunday February 6, 2011
Pakistan's left-arm pace bowler Mohammad Amir, who was banned for five years by the ICC anti-corruption tribunal on spot-fixing charges, has vowed to contest and appeal the ban in the international court of arbitration for sports in Switzerland.
BlackBerry Loses Payment Dispute With Nokia, to Pay $137 Million
Reuters | Monday December 4, 2017
The International Court of Arbitration ruled earlier this week that BlackBerry had failed to make certain payments to Nokia under a patent licence contract.
India To Pay Big For Scrapping ISRO Satellite, Spectrum Deal: 10 Facts
India News | Reported by Namrata Brar | Tuesday July 26, 2016
India has lost a major case in international arbitration involving spectrum and satellites and may have to pay up to a billion dollars in damages. Today's verdict from the International Tribunal at the Hague could further the perception of India as an unreliable recipient of foreign investment, one who is prone to abrupt policy changes.
US Asks China To Follow India On South China Sea Dispute Resolution
India News | Press Trust of India | Friday July 8, 2016
The US has asked China to learn from India's handling of its maritime disputes with its neighbours, ahead of a key ruling by an international arbitral tribunal on rival claims over the strategic South China Sea.
Kishenganga issue: India gets relief, Pakistan objections rejected
India News | Press Trust of India | Saturday December 21, 2013
In a major relief for India, The Hague-based International Court of Arbitration has rejected Pakistan's objections by upholding New Delhi's right to divert water from the Kishenganga river for power generation in Jammu and Kashmir.
Aiming redemption, tainted Salman Butt meets PCB officials
Written by Press Trust of India | Wednesday April 24, 2013
This week, the International Court of Arbitration also dismissed the appeals of Butt and Asif against their bans. Sources in the board said Butt met with the PCB officials to inform them he was ready to undergo rehabilitation and attend anti-corruption education programs that is mandatory for him to ensure his five-year ban is not extended.
Kishenganga project: India wins crucial hearing against Pakistan
India News | Press Trust of India | Tuesday February 19, 2013
The International Court of Arbitration at the Hague has upheld India's right to divert water from the Rs. 3600-crore Kishenganga Hydro-electric Project (KHEP) in north Kashmir today.
India stopped from constructing Kishenganga dam
India News | Press Trust of India | Sunday September 25, 2011
India can "continue with all works" related to the Kishenganga Hydro-Electric project in Jammu and Kashmir except any permanent work on the riverbed that may inhibit restoration of the river's full flow, the International Court of Arbitration has said.
Mohammad Amir to contest ICC ban
Written by Press Trust of India | Sunday February 6, 2011
Pakistan's left-arm pace bowler Mohammad Amir, who was banned for five years by the ICC anti-corruption tribunal on spot-fixing charges, has vowed to contest and appeal the ban in the international court of arbitration for sports in Switzerland.
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