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SC dismisses review plea in Vodafone tax case
Reuters
New Delhi, March 20, 2012
First Published: 17:02 IST(20/3/2012)
Last Updated: 18:31 IST(20/3/2012)
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Men stand outside a Vodafone store in New Delhi. AFP Photo
Supreme Court on Tuesday dismissed the tax office's plea seeking a review of the court's ruling in January that Vodafone Group Plc was not liable to pay any tax on its acquisition of mobile assets, a lawyer on the case said.

Vodafone won a five-year legal battle against the tax
authorities in January as the country's top court dismissed $2.2 billion tax demand raised over the British mobile phone giant's acquisition of mobile assets in 2007.

The tax office in February filed a petition seeking a review of that judgment.


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