Supreme Court of India
Delhi International Airport Ltd. v. Airport Economic Regulatory Authority of India & Ors.
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In view of the aforesaid, all appeals are dismissed, except on the issue relating to corporate tax pertaining to aeronautical services, where for the reasons recorded aforesaid we have accepted the contention on behalf of the Airport Operators that the Annual Fee paid by them should not be deducted from expenses pertaining to aeronautical services before calculating the ‘T’ element in the formula.
Judgment, page 54
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Airports Economic Regulatory Authority of India Act, 2008 – ss.2(a) and 13(1)(a) – Privatisation of airports – Contractual and Regulatory Framework – Tariff and other charges for aeronautical services rendered at airports – Determination of – Revenue sharing formula – Judicial Review qua decision of a regulatory body – Scope – Joint Venture agreement between GMR Consortium and Airports Authority of India (AAI) for Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL), and on similar pattern between GVK Consortium and AAI for Mumbai International Airport Limited (MIAL) – AAI holding 26 per cent…
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