Supreme Court of India
B.s.n.l v. Reliance Communication Ltd.
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Telecommunication: Inter-connect agreement - Clause 6. 4. 6 - Interpretation c of - Interconnect agreement between BSNL and Reliance Company - Wrongly routed calls - Levy of penalty under Clause 6. 4. 6 - Clause 6. 4. 6, penal or pre-estimate of damages - Held: Clause 6.4. 6 is not penal but a pre-estimate 0 of reasonable compensation for the loss foreseen at the time · of entering into the agreement Under the Interconnect Agreement, the Unified Access Service Licence (UASL) Reliance Company is obliged to maintain the integrity of its exchange/Point Of Interconnection (POI) - Nature of the…
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