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DEUTSCHE TELEKOM AG v. REPUBLIC OF INDIA
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March 28, 2024
India Can't Dodge $132M Award To Deutsche Telekom
India must pay Deutsche Telekom AG the $132 million an arbitrator has said the country owes the telecom after a massive satellite licensing deal went sour, a D.C. federal judge has ruled, waving away arguments that the district court can't enforce the award due to sovereign immunity.
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October 18, 2021
Deutsche Telekom Opposes India's Bid To Toss $132M Award
A German telecom company told a D.C. federal judge that India's "deliberate misinterpretation" of its investment treaty with Germany is a "transparent delay tactic" and that, if humored, it could prevent investors from using international arbitration to resolve breach of contract disputes.
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September 27, 2021
India Says Only Its Courts Can Enforce $132M Award
India is arguing that a D.C. federal court cannot enforce a $132 million arbitral award issued against it following a dispute over a terminated satellite leasing deal, saying a unique provision in an underlying treaty mandates that such a proceeding be adjudicated exclusively in its courts.