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Supreme Court lifts stay on Reliance Communications asset sale

The Supreme Court has now allowed the sale of telecom towers in accordance with law

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The interest payment of $9.75 million is the latest test for RCom, which has faced a series of setbacks amid a shakeout in the world’s second-largest telecom market

M J Antony New Delhi
The Supreme Court on Thursday provided partial relief to Anil Ambani-led Reliance Communications (RCom) when it lifted a stay on asset sales of the company.

The Bench presided over by Justice A K Goel passed the order on the cross appeals moved by RCom and the consortium of 24 banks, led by State Bank of India, against the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) order staying the sale of  all assets  of the debt-ridden telecom company. 

“The Supreme Court today (on Thursday) lifted the stay granted in favour of Ericsson by the Bombay High Court, in relation to asset sales by RCOM. The

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