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Sun TV Network has challenged Trai’s Regulations in Madras High Court Trai has made a provision of 200 channels in the maximum NCF of Rs 160 DPO’s have to charge 40 % amount of the declared NCF amount for multi TV connections Maharashtra Cable Operations Foundation (MCOF) along with Digital Cable Operators Association of Mumbai (DCOAM) have appealed to Bombay high court challenging the network capacity fee (NCF) introduced by Trai in NTO 2.0. The MCOF have challenged the decision of NCF cap of Rs 160 per month and discounts on second and additional TV connections decided by Trai. To settle the matter, the bench of Justice AA Syed and Justice Anuja Prabhudessai have decided the hearing on February 26, 2020. Different Federations and Networks have Challenged Trai’s Regulations After the MCOF’s appeal, major stakeholders and federations have challenged NTO 2.0 in different courts. Sun TV Network has appealed to Madras High Court against the amendments
by Sekar Reporter · Published February 26, 2020
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Hi sir this is Shivesh Advocate MHC # Case Headnotes Judge Krishna Kumar order Writ petition under Art. 226 of Constitution of India – Writ of Certiorarified Mandamus – Petitioners acquitted in a false criminal case – separate charge memo filed – After delay of 9 years. Held: Department cannot file second charge memo for the same facts and circumstances of first charge memo – Inordinate and unexplained delay of 9 years in filing charge memo – Writ petitions allowed – Court also directed the Government to issue revised guidelines for timely filing of charge memo as and if needed – revised guidelines published
by Sekar Reporter · Published September 14, 2022